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Roe v Wade 49th Anniversary: Analysis

January 22, 2022 Elizabeta Bozinovska

January 22, 2022 marks the 49th anniversary of Roe v Wade. It might be the landmark ruling’s last anniversary. In 1969, Norma McCorvey, who is known in the case as Jane Roe, sought out a […]

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Analysis: Jan 6 Capitol Attack: One Year Later

January 7, 2022 Elizabeta Bozinovska

It has been one year since the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. For months leading up to the largest attack on the Capitol since the War of 1812, then-president Donal Trump launched an unprecedented […]

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Macedonia Reform Leader Gains Support in Washington

September 14, 2017 Focus Washington

Aleksandar Mihajloski, the leader of the reform movement in Macedonia’s VMRO-DPMNE party, met with the offices of senators, representatives, and the State Department in Washington, DC this week to discuss his anti-corruption and democratization efforts […]

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Nationalization of Ukranian Bank Failed Emerging Market Capitalists and the Public Good

July 3, 2017 Focus Washington

By John Mills In December 2016, the National Bank of Ukraine nationalized Ukraine’s largest private bank for what we now know was an incorrect understanding of the facts. It remains unclear who benefited from this […]

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Trump Launches Attack on Media as His Approval Ratings Hit Historic Low

April 30, 2017 newadminuser

At the Pennsylvania rally held April 29, US President Donald Trump launched a ferocious attack on US media, dismissing criticism as ‘fake news’. In front of a cheering crowd, Trump stated that he was keeping his promises, saying the media should be given […]

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Coal Country: A Dying Land

April 6, 2017 newadminuser

By Chuck Conconi When President Trump, surrounded by representatives of the coal mining industry, signed his photo-op executive order cutting President Obama’s environmental regulations that had impacted the industry, he boasted: “My action today is […]

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Kellyanne Conway, Influential Women in Washington Discuss Working in the Public, Private Sectors

April 6, 2017 newadminuser

Young women gathered on March 30th at the Washington Examiner’s Women Who Lead event to hear from some of the most influential women in Washington. Kellyanne Conway kicked off the event with an interview with […]

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Trump, DC Journalism, and the Annual Correspondents’ Dinner

March 15, 2017 newadminuser

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Guest Column: 2018 Elections Should Reveal if Democrats’ Anti-Trump ‘Tsunami’ Pays Off

March 2, 2017 newadminuser

Ron Faucheux is a political analyst, author and pollster. He publishes LunchtimePolitics.com, a daily newsletter on polls. He also runs Clarus Research Group, a nonpartisan survey research firm that has worked for the Advocate and WWL-TV. […]

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2016 Presidential Election Betting: With Cruz and Kasich out, It’s Now a Three Person Race for the White House

May 5, 2016 Trevor Dugan

05 May, 2016; Washington, DC: For several months now, Donald Trump has been considered the presumptive nominee for president on the Republican side. On Tuesday, that assumption became a reality. By winning the Indiana Primary, […]

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The 2016 Presidential Election According to the Oddsmakers

April 21, 2016 Trevor Dugan

21 April, 2016; Washington, DC: At Sports Insights, we have been tracking the 2016 election for some time now. However, we do not focus on the polls or what the pundits are saying, we focus […]

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F1’s Grand Prix Roars into the Bahrain Embassy in Washington, DC

April 6, 2016 newadminuser

April 5, 2016: In the second race of the season, the German racer Nico Rosberg took a comfortable win in the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday April 3rd. Meanwhile, his Mercedes team-mate, Lewis Hamilton, climbed […]

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Influencer16: Inside Look to Presidential Campaigns

March 2, 2016 newadminuser

MSLGroup/Qorvis has polished up its 2016 campaign tracker, Influencer16.com. Launched in 2015, the digital platform is a visual guidebook to each candidate’s campaign structure for the 2016 presidential election. President of Qorvis/ MSLGroup president Michael Petruzzello […]

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Ukraine’s National Bank Makes the Federal Reserve Seem Saintly

February 22, 2016 newadminuser

By Stan Collender Many members of the U.S. House and Senate have complained long and hard about what they say is an out-of-control Federal Reserve Bank. They protested when the Fed took what they considered […]

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Immigration Crisis: Crisis Looms for Refugees Taken In by Iraq’s Kurds

October 5, 2015 newadminuser

Kurdistan is a roughly defined geo-culture located in the Middle East with a population of 28 million; however, the recent immigration crisis has resulted in the absorption of 1.8 million refugees into the region. This […]

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China’s Ambassador to the United States: Why U.S., China should work together

November 10, 2014 newadminuser

By Cui Tiankai Originally posted on CNN Editor’s note: Cui Tiankai is ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to the United States. The views expressed are those of the author. News that U.S. President […]

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Inept leader in a gathering storm

March 25, 2014 Trevor Dugan

25 March, 2014; Washington, DC: After six years in the White House, it is not unfair to say that President Obama is politically inept in his relationship with Congress. If he thinks he has been […]

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