Post Tagged with: "Politics"

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  Perot’s Political Legacy

  Ross Perot, who died July 9, ran one of the most successful third-party campaigns in recent history.
   
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  Who’s Got Your Photo?

  The recent cyber-attack on U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is a cautionary tale for anyone who collects sensitive personal data from individuals.
   
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  Big Tech: Will Washington Break up the Giants?

  What’s the likelihood that the government will move to regulate Big Tech?
   
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  Russian Aggression Around the World… Why Now? Why Still?

  The Russian bear is everywhere—poking, prodding, snarling, intentionally making messes. Why?
   
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  Due Process, Towed Away

  Forbes magazine said that Venezuela’s Caracas Stock Market Index was “2018’s worst stock market performer in dollar terms, suffering a collapse of 94%.”
   
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  The Hermit Kingdom Strikes Back

  Socionomists have used South Korea’s KOSPI Index to measure social mood on the Korean Peninsula—and predict North Korea’s aggressive behavior.
   
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  The European Parliament Could Look a Lot Different in Two Weeks

  Who could have thought this is where Europe would be today? Ten years ago, socionomist Brian Whitmer warned of the emerging threats to Europe’s status quo.
   
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  Rabble-Rousing on the Deep Sea

  Duterte – well-known for his rabble-rousing rhetoric — threatened to send troops on a “suicide mission.”
   
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  Erdogan Not Delighted by Turkish Mood Swing

  Turkish voters have inflicted a humiliating blow to President Erdogan.
   
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  Trump: Is the Worst Over?

  Are the storm clouds over his White House gone for good?