It was right after the Democratic National Committee nominated Hillary Clinton that two friends and I sat out on my balcony to escape the summer […]
Month: November 2016
Lebanon’s youths, the current Parliament, and the Presidential elections
Thousands of men, women, and children of all ages made their way to the Baabda Presidential Palace on Sunday where newly appointed President Michel Aoun […]
Will Lebanon’s controversial psychic Leila Abdel Latif retire from television?
Leila Abdel Latif, Lebanon’s most famed and controversial psychic, renowned for her political predictions and most recently her missed forecast on the Lebanese Presidential election […]
On Aoun’s election, ageism, sexism, and an unruly parliament
On Tuesday Michel Aoun begins his six-year term as Lebanon’s 13th President of the Republic after securing a majority vote in Parliament on Monday, ending […]