Trial of Rwanda Genocide Suspect Begins in The Hague
The trial of Félicien Kabuga, for crimes committed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, begins today in The Hague.
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AUDIO: Ed Curtin on Perspective with Jesse Zurawell
Author and sociology teacher (and regular OffG contributor) Edward Curtin joins Jesse Zurawell on the most recent episode of Perspective from TNTRadio.
16 Must-Watch Psychopath Movies You Can’t Miss
What is it about people that draws them to psychopath movies? Is it a desire to understand the deviant mind? Or is it simply a lust for horror and depravity? Whatever the reason for our interest, Hollywood has delved into this genre for decades and with much success. After all,
REVIEW: The Rings of Power
When an author tells a story they invite you, without prejudice, to share in their imagination.
The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Organized Crime
STORY AT-A-GLANCE In this interview, investigative journalist Whitney Webb discusses her book, “ One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime That Gave Rise to Jeffrey Epstein .” The book is so long, it was cut into two volumes. Volume 1 alone is 544 pages, but it's a fascinating
Barbara Newhall Follett: The Mysterious Disappearance of the Child Prodigy
By all accounts, budding author Barbara Newhall Follett was destined for an exciting career in the literary world.
Neom’s “The Line” – City of the Dead
The world is full of unanswered questions, beyond all limits or reason.”Lara Croft, Tomb Raider
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) has a vision of utopia rising from the desert. It is called “Neom.” Neom combines the Greek word neos, meaning “new,” with mustaqbal, the Arabic
Landmark Prosecution of Iranian Official Gives Diaspora Hope
Earlier this summer, crowds of Iranians stood outside a Stockholm court anticipating a verdict.
Bezos Blunder: Blue Origin Rocket Fails During Liftoff
Jeff Bezos’ rocket company, Blue Origin, saw its latest rocket launch fail during liftoff this Monday.
International Criminal Court Should Reach Decision on Afghanistan
Delay in a critical International Criminal Court (ICC) ruling has protracted the wait of Afghans seeking some measure of justice for grave international crimes.
California Experiences Limited Blackouts as Power Demand Hits Record
California experienced limited power outages on Tuesday evening as power demand surged to record levels and the system reached its highest level of emergency alert — though the state did not have to endure rolling blackouts, thanks to conservation by consumers. According to the California Independent System Operator (ISO), power demand
“The Rise of the New Normal Reich” banned in Germany, Austria, and The Netherlands!
So, the censorship of my latest book, The Rise of the New Normal Reich: Consent Factory Essays, Vol.
PICS: Streets of Scottish Capital Fill with Garbage as Workers Strike
LONDON (AP) – Stinking piles of garbage on the streets of Edinburgh are threatening the health and safety of the public, a health authority warned Saturday as strikes by garbage collectors in the Scottish capital moved into their ninth day.
The warning from Public Health Scotland came as garbage collectors in
The Utopia that Never Was
About three years ago, before this Covid swill was poured down our throats, my wife pointed out an article in the Toronto Star about a proposal to have cars fitted with bumper cameras, or some other nonsense intended to cut down on illegal parking, hit and run offenses, and various
Activist in Cameroon Detained Again
In September 2019, prominent Cameroonian Anglophone peace activist Abdul Karim Ali was arrested.