When Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Budapest on Wednesday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban had a gift already wrapped: Hours before their joint press conference, Hungary vetoed a joint declaration of NATO ambassadors on Ukraine.
It's almost 6pm in a rundown area of Budapest, and the Aurora community center is shifting into its evening groove.
When the Financial Times pronounced Wednesday that the philanthropist George Soros was its "Person of the Year," Twitter ignited with partisan congratulation and animosity.
A Budapest-based university founded by billionaire investor and philanthropist George Soros said Monday that it has been "forced out" of Hungary in "an arbitrary eviction."
Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg asked for information about billionaire George Soros and his financial interest in the company's stock, Facebook has confirmed.
Facebook's outgoing head of communications has taken the blame for working with a Washington, DC public affairs firm that spread opposition research about the social media company's critics.
Fox News talks about billionaire philanthropist George Soros a lot. He is a favorite bogeyman of the right, so Fox's conservative talk shows blame him for all sorts of ills, sometimes even pushing into conspiracy theory territory.
As Americans across the political spectrum call for a toning down of incendiary discourse, some critics are particularly scrutinizing comments made by Iowa Republican Rep. Steve King, whose sharp criticism of immigration, diversity and Democrats have long been decried as discriminatory, insensitive and extreme.
Consider the past week in America.
The Fox Business Network has a Lou Dobbs problem.
