Same Old Elite? Macron’s ‘Revolution’ Fails With Fed Up French
The failure of Macron's bid to restore faith in politicians in France could have repercussions in a country with increasing anti-establishment sentiments.
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INTERVIEWS
Beating Trump in Rural America: An Interview With 2020 Presidential Candidate Richard Ojeda
Ojeda is now running for president, seeking to win the nomination of a party he says has turned its back on working class people, particularly in rural states like West Virginia.
Conchita Sarnoff: Billionaire Epstein’s Case Guarantees Minimum Prosecution for Human Traffickers
The Globe Post interviewed investigative journalist Conchita Sarnoff about her book Trafficking, her anti-child trafficking foundation, and Jeffrey Epstein’s case in the aftermath of #Metoo.
Michael Carpenter: Trump’s Worldview Puts Private Gain Above all Else
The Globe Post talked to Michael Carpenter, Senior Director of the Penn Biden Center, about how the events in the Black Sea and the Mueller probe are shaping the relationship between the U.S. and Russia.
OPINION
Beyond Compromise: Government Shutdown Reveals US Politics at Crossroads
The ongoing US government shutdown represents a new political era where politicians refuse to be ethically compromised by temporary partisan compromises. At some point soon, one side will finally blink, and the government will resume. Regardless of how it ultimately ends, the shutdown has shown that the old politics is over and a radically new one must be found.
EDITORIALS
US Has No Clear Syria Strategy, But Trump Makes Bad Situation Worse
The US didn’t have a clear strategy in Syria to begin with. It never had. But with his decision to withdraw troops, Trump made the bad situation worse.
WORLD
UN Hails Ethiopia Move to Offer Refugees Jobs, Education and Banking
The United Nations on Friday lauded Ethiopia's move to grant its large refugee population the right to jobs, schooling and bank accounts.
