Wily Wilbur Ross Visit to Greece
The Tsipras Administration’s unexpected love affair with the United States is in full throttle. On the one hand, it makes one happy, but on the […]
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Shame on Whom? The Case of Two Funerals, a Wedding and the Uninvited Guest
I did not support John McCain for president in 2000. Instead, I supported his Republican primary rival, George W. Bush. In 2008, when McCain received […]
Trump’s Resistance from Within
On September 6, the New York Times published an op-ed piece titled “The Quiet Resistance inside the Trump Administration,” written anonymously by an author whom […]
Letter to the Editor: Response to “The Parish Priest”
To the Editor: The article, “The Parish Priest” written by Harry Mark Petrakis in the August 18 edition of your newspaper, has prompted me to […]
Athens Not Among World’s Top Cities, Except for the Buzz
Athens is not a charming city. There are blocks of ugly, filthy, grey, unkempt cement buildings, many covered in graffiti that’s bad spray painting and […]
More about Fixing the Greek Orthodox Church
The following is a comment on our website… Repanidi1908 writes: “Let’s Fix it: the Inherited Legacy of the Church” by Ari Stone is a very […]
McCain, the Bidens, and Ouzo
Oh that Greece! When, oh, when will we understand and appreciate its true value, it’s appeal, and its ability to leave an indelible impression on […]
It Can Happen Here
Madeleine Albright may not have been my favorite secretary of State, but her must-read recent book, Fascism, A Warning (Harper & Collins, 2018), shows that […]
Enough of the Cover Ups, in the Church
Pope Francis will be forced to resign if the allegations against him that he covered up the crimes by Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, the former Washington, […]
PHIs in PHI: Presenting the Sanctuary City “Philathreia”
A “Sanctuary City” is one that openly declares that it will not distinguish between Persons Here Illegally (PHIs) and those who are here legally – […]
