The New York Times is primarily a Christian-Jewish paper. That is their ethos and presumably core expertise. Over the past decade, we have seen the NYT become m...
The World mourns the passing of Nelson Mandela, the man who symbolized hope to the downtrodden of the world. He was a giant in a world of men. His passing...
Where does the 95% figure come from? We think less than 5% of heterosexual American men have been monogamous or celibate for their entire life. Meaning 95% of h...
This weekend, the World will celebrate Deepavali or Diwali and welcome in the New Year. Nothing spreads happiness and good feelings like Light. Deepavali (the &...
The Middle East has been a magnificent but dangerously futile obsession for American Presidents. Nothing good has come of their middle eastern forays whether th...
Readers know that we have been waging a sustained campaign to identify and describe the deep prejudice and bigotry resident within the New York Times against &#...
Remember Sirens from Greek Mythology? Those beautiful and dangerous femme fatales whose music and lure proved irresistible to the sailors of those days. Try as ...
Sixty-seventy years ago much of today’s world emerged from European colonial occupation with great hope for their future. That hope has died in most count...
The normally hyperactive Indian media went into turbo hyper-drive this week as they welcomed Raghuram Rajan as the new Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. Ke...
Last week, we wondered whether the Indian Rupee had stopped its waterfall decline and found a temporary bottom. A behavioral signal for that question was media ...