Clinton and Trump need to address police violence in debate
Oct 06, 2016 15:27 pm UTC| Insights & Views Politics
On Oct. 9, 2016, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will come together for the second presidential debate taking the stage only eight miles from Ferguson, Missouri. Since the police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson...
Trump or Clinton: who will be the best for our region?
Oct 06, 2016 14:39 pm UTC| Insights & Views
Everyone knows by now that the current, endlessly drawn-out electoral process in the US is remarkable, even by the standards of an increasingly weird political era. The consensus is that no matter who becomes the next...
Chart of the Day: US election to determine Peso's fate
Oct 05, 2016 13:44 pm UTC| Commentary
This chart is basically a Goldman Sachs forecast for Mexican Peso. The analysts at Goldman forecasting the peso at 24 per dollar if Donald Trump wins. Why not? so much is at stake here. Mexico might have to pay for...
Clinton Campaign Avoids Another Scandal, Wikileaks Failed To Deliver On Promised Documents
Oct 05, 2016 09:43 am UTC| Technology Politics
Wikileaks previously announced that it would be releasing more damaging documents about Hillary Clinton, which would have meant yet another scandal for the presidential hopeful to contend with. Fortunately for her, Julian...
US Election Series: VP debate reveals disturbing moderator bias
Oct 05, 2016 06:27 am UTC| Commentary
Two debates have taken the stage so far and both of them show a disturbing pattern of biased moderators. In the first Presidential debate, it was evident that NBC anchor Lester Holt pressed Trump more than Hillary Clinton...
Who won today's vice-presidential debate? Does it matter?
Oct 05, 2016 02:45 am UTC| Insights & Views Politics
Republican Mike Pence won todays vice-presidential debate with his Democratic opponent, Tim Kaine. We know this because the Republican National Committee tweeted it an hour before the debate began. During the debate...
Science is key to U.S. standing, but presidential candidates largely ignore it
Oct 04, 2016 14:14 pm UTC| Science Politics
Aside from Hillary Clintons brief mentions of the need to focus on developing technology and clean energy jobs and addressing climate change, science issues were absent from the first presidential debate. Unfortunately,...
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