WorldTribune, July 18, 2019 Question of the Day, July 18, 2019: Today, we observe a moment of silence in honor of Wesley Pruden, the subject of yesterday’s Question of the Day with some of the responses (below). We would however direct your attention to a related story today about another media legend who wears a […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Donald Kirk TOKYO ― Korean and Japanese relations have plunged to their lowest depths since the Korean War, and there’s apparently no reconciliation in sight. The governments in Seoul and Tokyo are engaged in a game of dare and double-dare in which each tries to out-threaten the other with hurtful measures […]
WorldTribune, July 17, 2019 This month, we introduce ‘Question of the Day’. Let’s have some fun! Send your responses here [world@worldtribune.com] or comment on Facebook, and we’ll publish the best. Question of the Day, July 17, 2019: Several of us at WorldTribune.com worked under Washington Times Editor in Chief Wesley Pruden who completed his last […]
WorldTribune, July 16, 2019 This month, we introduce ‘Question of the Day’. Let’s have some fun! Send your responses here [world@worldtribune.com] or comment on Facebook, and we’ll publish the best. Question of the Day, 16, 2019: The United States, during World War II and on July 20, 1969 with the first Lunar Landing, was confronted […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By John J. Metzler Bondville, VT — For those of us of a certain age, we vividly remember where we were on July 20, 1969 the date of America’s successful Lunar landing. On a cool July southern Vermont evening my parents and I visited friends to watch what was expected to be […]
WorldTribune, July 8, 2019 This month, we introduce a new daily feature: ‘Question of the Day’. Let’s have some fun! Send your responses here [world@worldtribune.com] or comment on Facebook, and we’ll publish the best. Question of the Day, July 15, 2019: Google has been accused of helping China’s military while collaborating with the Chinese Communist […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Donald Kirk LONDON — You’ve got to admire the Brits for one thing. They sure are proud of their ancient heritage as citizens of a “tight little island” that has always stood aloof from Europe. Historically they’ve fought against the Romans (Hadrian’s Wall), the Normans (1066 and all that), Spanish (Sir […]
Special to WorldTribune.com By Daud Khattak, Carl Schreck Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty LAHORE, Pakistan — The wedding picture shows Rimsha in a white bridal gown and tiara posing with her new Chinese husband in front of a curved staircase, their thumbs and forefingers joined in the shape of a heart. The caption reads, […]
WorldTribune, July 8, 2019 This month, we introduce a new daily feature: ‘Question of the Day’. Let’s have some fun! Send your responses here [world@worldtribune.com] or comment on Facebook, and we’ll publish the best. Question of the Day, 14, 2019: Never mind the polls. Who will be the Democrat Party candidate for president in 2020 […]
WorldTribune, July 12, 2019 This month, we introduce a new daily feature: ‘Question of the Day’. Let’s have some fun! Send your responses here [world@worldtribune.com] or comment on Facebook and we’ll publish the best. Question of the Day, July 12, 2019: The Jeffrey Epstein scandal fits the narrative about President Donald Trump that the Democrat […]