Dr. Cornel West

Netflix Raises Monthly Fee In a move that has sparked mixed reactions, Netflix announced a price hike for several of its subscription plans shortly after reporting its largest-ever quarterly increase in subscribers. The streaming giant’s decision comes as it continues to solidify its dominance in the global entertainment market while addressing rising production and operational

Trump’s First Days in Office: Sweeping Changes and Controversy Three days into Donald Trump’s second term as president, the White House has been a flurry of activity, with executive orders and policy announcements aimed at fulfilling his campaign promises. While his base has largely celebrated the rapid moves, critics warn they reflect an unprecedented consolidation

Understanding Trump Supporters: A Paradox of Anger and Humanity In the polarized landscape of American politics, few phenomena are as intriguing as the steadfast support for Donald Trump. At rallies, on social media, and in public discourse, Trump supporters are often painted as a unified, angry group rallying against perceived enemies of their worldview. Yet,

SNL’s Weekend Update: A Legacy of Sharp Satire and Unforgettable Laughs For nearly five decades, Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” has been a cornerstone of the show, delivering biting satire on current events with a comedic twist. Known for its irreverent takes on politics, pop culture, and societal issues, the segment has become one of

Dr. Cornel West is running for President of the United States in 2024. In a wide-ranging conversation on The Chris Hedges Report, West lays out a political vision centering on “the least of these.” Rejecting the corporate duopoly and its two wings—a neofascist Republican party, and the neoliberal Democrats—West calls for a multiracial alliance of