The U.S. Constitution includes an open invitation for the accession of Canada into the U.S. as a state. The invitation was made before Canad...

With utility and consequences valued so much in Western society at least as of 2012, when the film, Flight , was released, the story-world o...

As a former KGB agent, Russia’s President Putin could probably write a book and teach a course on the art of lying, or fabrication, as means...

In chapter 11 of the Bhagavad-Gita , Krishna reveals his real form to Arjuna. The chapter seems like a departure from the surrounding chapte...

The Christian “belief in the ‘rapture’ of believers at the time of Jesus’ return to Earth is rooted in a particular form of biblical interpr...

Besides its humanitarian work, the UN can boast of providing a situs in which officials of national governments can talk to and with each ot...

Speaking after his meeting with U.S. President Trump in Alaska during the summer of 2025, Russia’s President Putin said that if no agreement...

The matter of group-identity is salient in the film, The Aryan Couple (2004), which actually centers around two couples: Joseph and Rachel ...

To leverage the combined power, or united front, that is possible in Europe, the European Union was established in the waning years of the t...

Even though the U.S. has compromised the health of its federal system by consolidating so much governmental sovereignty with the Union at th...

Beyond legitimately taking credit and assuming blame for a myriad of things, a university president ought first of all to be an academic sch...

Should the UN’s General Assembly and Security Council be located in New York City? Both New York and the Union in which New York is a member...

Even though the Vienna Convention of 1961 includes protections for diplomatic and consular properties in active war-zones, Russia’s attack o...

The film, Mary (2024), is pregnant with intimations of the theological implications of her unborn and then newly born son, Jesus. That stor...

Sovereignty is not a word to be casually used, especially if in overreaching. In both the E.U. and U.S., state governments have overreached ...