The masks are off, and the world is waking up to a brutal reality. Under President Donald Trump, the United States has abandoned diplomacy for greed, compassion for capitalism, and stability for chaos. As the initial euphoria fades, the American public may soon regret their choice of a leader seemingly intent on dismantling the global order for profit and power.

The world is one. Resources of the world should be available to all. Borders should not discourage people from migrating for jobs, better life, or spreading ideas.

Will Donald Trump, the self-proclaimed disruptor of the status quo, and a champion of world peace, truly revolutionize the war-driven American economic system, or will his audacious leadership style ignite new global conflicts?

"Nanu, guess when the fourth world war will start? No chance dear Veer! The coming world war will leave no one alive, allowing a third sequel to be made."

Wealthy donors to political campaigns are influencing the decision-making and voting patterns of legislators, steering political discourse away from addressing the challenges faced by those most in need in society, finds new research from the Rotterdam School of Management Erasmus University.

One question that keeps coming up is still waiting for an answer. Can't the fundamentalist beliefs of a particular religion keep pace with the democratic lifestyle and open society values?