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Bruce Jenner, anti-hero: Sad facts behind the transgender hype

By Editor One on May 8, 2015 Exclusives, Guest Columnists, Loredana Vuoto, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Media

Special to WorldTribune.com By Loredana Vuoto Bruce Jenner is not a hero. Recently, Jenner revealed to Diane Sawyer in a much-hyped 20/20 interview the non-news that he is transgender. Anyone who has stood in a grocery line, been online or watched TV, has probably heard all the hoopla surrounding Jenner’s physical transformation this past year […]

Dangerous: An undetected Russian sub and the ‘likeability’ factor in U.S. politics

By Editor One on March 8, 2015 Columnists, Exclusives, Geostrategy-Direct, Lev Navrozov, Russia, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Intelligence, U.S. Media, Washington

THE BEST OF LEV Lev Navrozov Lev Navrozov emigrated from the Soviet Union with his family in 1972. He so cherished the freedom of press he found here that he dedicated his remaining years to alerting otherwise-oblivious Americans to the global context of news. The following column was published Aug. 15, 2012. “For Almost a […]

What Giuliani said squares with what Obama has done

By Editor One on February 22, 2015 Columnists, Exclusives, Grace Vuoto, Recent Hits, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Intelligence, U.S. Military, U.S. Politics, Washington

Special to WorldTribune.com By Grace Vuoto Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has sparked a media firestorm for stating the obvious: President Barack Hussein Obama does not love America. “I do not believe — and I know this is a horrible thing to say — but I do not believe that the president loves America,” […]

The narcissism epidemic: Me, myself and selfies

By Editor One on February 11, 2015 Exclusives, Guest Columnists, Loredana Vuoto, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture

Special to WorldTribune.com By Loredana Vuoto Self-obsession has reared its ugly head in America like never before. Kim Kardashian — the queen of selfies — recently debuted a T-Mobile commercial during the Super Bowl spoofing her selfie addiction. In the commercial, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians reality star, bemoans the loss of millions of […]

How we survived the Soviet system and moved to America: We did it our way, and legally

By Editor One on February 4, 2015 Columnists, Exclusives, Lev Navrozov, Russia, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Economy

THE BEST OF LEV Lev Navrozov Lev Navrozov emigrated from the Soviet Union with his family in 1972. He so cherished the freedom of press he found here that he dedicated his remaining years to alerting otherwise-oblivious Americans to the global context of news. The following column was published July 20, 2012. Special to WorldTribune.com […]

‘American Sniper’: God, country, family

By Editor One on February 1, 2015 Afghanistan, Exclusives, Guest Columnists, Iraq, Loredana Vuoto, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Media, Washington

Special to WorldTribune.com By Loredana Vuoto Chris Kyle is a hero. American Sniper, the blockbuster movie about this patriot, has captured the heart of many Americans. The movie has already grossed $250 million worldwide and has received six Oscar nominations, including best picture and best actor. Bradley Cooper delivered a stellar performance as the deadly […]

Best of Lev: What if the U.S. electorate had been educated to think?

By Editor One on January 16, 2015 Columnists, Exclusives, Lev Navrozov, Russia, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Politics, Washington

Lev Navrozov Lev Navrozov emigrated from the Soviet Union with his family in 1972. He so cherished the Freedom of Press he found here that he dedicated his remaining years to alerting otherwise-oblivious Americans to the global context of news. He is no longer able to write and his lovely and gracious wife Muza passed […]

From late-night arrests in the USSR to Soros-funded assaults on U.S. freedoms

By Editor One on January 4, 2015 Columnists, Exclusives, Lev Navrozov, Russia, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Intelligence, U.S. Media, U.S. Politics, Washington

THE BEST OF LEV Lev Navrozov Lev Navrozov emigrated from the Soviet Union with his family in 1972. He so cherished the freedom of press he found here that he dedicated his remaining years to alerting otherwise-oblivious Americans to the global context of news. The following column was published Aug. 15, 2012. I was born […]

2014: Year of American women behaving badly

By Editor One on January 2, 2015 Columnists, Exclusives, Grace Vuoto, Recent Hits, Top Stories, U.S. Culture

Special to WorldTribune.com By Grace Vuoto The year 2014 in popular culture was filled with female celebrities behaving badly. Women now have a multitude of opportunities to express themselves and to succeed based on their unique talents. Yet, many powerful women instead chose to be degraded. This is feminism in reverse. Reality star Kim Kardashian […]

#11 — Forensic findings on Obama’s birth certificate: ‘A 100 percent forgery, no doubt about it’

By Editor One on December 30, 2014 Columnists, Exclusives, Grace Vuoto, Recent Hits, Stateside, Top Stories, U.S. Culture, U.S. Media, U.S. Politics, Washington

TOP 2014 STORIES Special to WorldTribune.com, July 8 By Grace Vuoto There is a problem with President Barack Obama’s long-form birth certificate: It’s a forgery, say multiple forensic experts who have examined it. A report detailing the evidence will soon be presented to Congress. On April 27, 2011 the White House released Mr. Obama’s long-form […]