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K. Philippe Gendrault The Putin-Biden Summit in Geneva did not—could not—dismantle the huge US establishment investment in Russsophobia. As the press and the media claim, the relationship between the United States and Russia is particularly tense, even at a time when J. Biden just met with V. Putin. Russia, Russia, Russia. The United States continues to be literally obsessed with that country. Notwithstanding the new cold war with China, Russia keeps on being the target of American wrath, fears and anxieties. Seemingly underhanded, prone to cyberterrorism, constantly challenging and inter...

Prized works looted by Nazis during WWII at center of new Cincinnati Art Museum exhibit Share Updated: 10:08 AM EDT Apr 27, 2021 WLWT Digital Staff Provided by Cincinnati Art Museum Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Allied Commander, accompanied by Gen. Omar N. Bradley, left, CG, 12th Army Group, and Lt. George S. Patton, Jr., CG, US Third Army, inspects art treasures stolen by Germans and hidden in a salt mine in Germany. SOURCE: Provided by Cincinnati Art Museum GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS The latest breaking updates,...

tells the story of how and why some of the world’s most iconic European paintings left Germany immediately after World War II and toured the United States in what became the first blockbuster art exhibition of our time. Walter Farmer, Cincinnati’s own “Monuments Man,” played a central role in this pivotal episode in the history of art and war. The exhibition can only be seen at the Cincinnati Art Museum from July 9–Oct. 3, 2021. During the final years of World War II, Allied forces endeavored to protect artworks, archives and monuments of historical and cultural signi...

By:  It’s been a lonely year. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, rates of loneliness were skyrocketing around the world. Dr. Vivek Murthy — who later became Surgeon General within the Biden Administration — called it a silent and dangerous epidemic. And now? The agony of spending so much time alone or in a tiny bubble is crushing many people. For all the talk about loneliness, though, philosopher Samantha Rose Hill believes we don’t really understand it. We mistake it for social isolation; loneliness, she says, is different. It’s the uneasy encounter with ourselves that we all expe...