Serge Schmemann

1 week ago | pressdemocrat.com | Serge Schmemann

Many of us who lived through the 1960s are tempted to seek similarities between then and now. We see the acute polarization of the nation, the warring ideologies, the National Guard deployed against demonstrators, the presidents who abuse power, the sense of America losing its bearing. Whereas President Richard Nixon’s silent majority battled flower power and “commies,” President Donald Trump’s MAGA assails wokeness and the radical left.

2 weeks ago | dtnext.in | Serge Schmemann

Many of us who lived through the 1960s are tempted to seek similarities between then and now. We see the acute polarisation of the nation, the warring ideologies, the National Guard deployed against demonstrators, the presidents who abuse power, and the sense of America losing its bearing. Whereas President Richard Nixon’s silent majority battled flower power and “commies,” President Trump’s MAGA assails wokeness and the radical left.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Serge Schmemann

NowWashington CNN — The US State Department ordered diplomatic posts around the world to “resume processing” of Harvard University student and exchange visitor visas on Friday after a judge halted President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to block international students from coming to the institution. The …

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Serge Schmemann

Many of us who lived through the 1960s are tempted to seek similarities between then and now. We see the acute polarization of the nation, the warring ideologies, the presidents who abuse power, the sense of America losing its bearing. Where President Richard Nixon's silent majority battled flower power and "commies," President Trump's MAGA assails wokeness and the radical left. Where students closed down campuses over Vietnam, students now - or at least a year ago - rose up over Gaza.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Wolfgang Ischinger |Judith Gough |Gabrielius Landsbergis |Serge Schmemann

Serge Schmemann hosted a video conversation with three former European diplomats, Wolfgang Ischinger of Germany, Judith Gough of Britain and Gabrielius Landsbergis of Lithuania, to talk about how the Trump administration has profoundly shaken the U.S.-European foundation of shared ideals, commitment to freedom, economic ties and democratic values.