Sharron Angle: Get U.S. out of United Nations
On August 13, local CBS affiliate 8 News Now asked Nevada Republican U.S. Senate candidate Sharron Angle if she still supported an earlier-stated position to withdraw from the United...
About: Christian Gomez
Christian Gomez
Christian Gomez graduated from the John C. Whitehead School of International Relations and Diplomacy at Seton Hall University, in South Orange, NJ. Based in Appleton, Wisconsin, Mr. Gomez is a print, online, and video contributor for The New American magazine.
Posts by Christian Gomez
The National Conference for State Legislatures Opened With Praise for Big Government
This year’s National Conference for State Legislatures (NSCL), held in Louisville, Kentucky, opened on Monday with state legislators from all 50 states, federal congressional members, and representatives of foreign...
Microsoft Plugged Into Russian Espionage
In what now reads like an ongoing Cold War spy novel, a new chapter unfolded last week when on July 13, U.S. officials admitted to having arrested and deported...
McCarthy’s Still Right: Communist Treason in the State Department
“And even if there were only one Communist in the State Department, that would still be one Communist too many.” — Senator Joseph McCarthy, at the 1952 Republican National...
Possible ‘Nuclear’ Spy Leak Proves McDonald Right
On Friday, July 9, 2010, a day after the ten accused Russian spies pleaded guilty in the US District Court in Brooklyn, New York, they were all quickly sent...
Memorializing Stalin — in Virginia
Born in 1878 to a drunken father and strict religious mother, Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin (born Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili) went on to succeed Vladimir Lenin as the Soviet Union’s...
Girlfriend of Accused: “With a Russian Spy”
As photos and information from accused Russian spy Anna Chapman’s social networking connections continue to circulate around the Internet, information of the other accused Russian agents, such as Mikhail...
FBI Busts Russian Espionage Network
In what sounded like a news headline taken from the height of the Cold War in 1950s, the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday, June 28, that 11...