The Weekly Revue

Facebook bans all news in Australia in a squabble with Parliament over cash. But the inventor of the World Wide Web, Timothy Berners-Lee, affirms that for now the best things in life are still free.

Facebook bans all news in Australia in a squabble with Parliament over cash. But the best things in life are still free.

We landed on Mars today, will fly 'space tourists'  to the moon this spring, and are scattering thousands of satellites throughout the solar system in our never-ending search for the heavens.

A historic second impeachment trial is underway, but the class struggle between white supremacists and a colorful cast of characters has already been in syndication for 100 years.

Filibusters once gave the minority members in the senate a voice, but the new supermajority of 60 is converting a democratic institution into a back alley boys club.

Joe Biden signed an unprecedented 40 Executive Actions during his first week in office. More, in fact, than all his predecessors combined.

Joe Biden air drops inclusion into the inauguration and the new American moment.

There’s been 45 Presidents in U.S. history and each left their mark on democracy. We look back on the queue, and to the crusades and magnificent catashrophes of the American Experiment.

Congress certifies Joe Biden, Georgia confirms democracy, and Donald Trump concedes following a historic coup at the U.S. Capitol.

A scant 2M people were vaccinated in the United States in 2020 and you won’t believe who? How America got lost in the crosshairs of morality & immortality.