Warren Mass, Author at The New American

About: Warren Mass

Warren Mass

Warren Mass has served The New American since its launch in 1985 in several capacities, including marketing, editing, and writing. Since retiring from the staff several years ago, he has been a regular contributor to the magazine. Warren writes from Texas and can be reached at [email protected].

Myanmar Asks for End to Sanctions

Warren Mass August 20, 2009

Commentary from Myanmar's military junta appearing in three official newspapers on August 20 proposed that western nations end their economic sanctions of the Southeast Asian nation. The sanctions were levied in...

Senator Webb’s Visit to Myanmar (Burma)

Warren Mass August 19, 2009

Speaking at a press conference in Hanoi, Vietnam, on August 19, U.S. Senator Jim Webb (D-Va.) commented on his recent visit to Myanmar, the Southeast Asian nation formerly called Burma. ...

Clinton Expresses Concerns About N. Korea-Myanmar Ties

Warren Mass July 22, 2009

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Bangkok, Thailand, yesterday for a forum of the Association of Southeast Nations, or ASEAN, which begins today on the resort island of Phuket. ...

Cases of Swine Flu Inch Up

Warren Mass April 28, 2009

Information posted on the website of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control on April 28 confirmed a total of 64 human cases of swine flu across the country. The count was...

World Unnerved by Spread of Swine Flu

Warren Mass April 27, 2009

The world watched warily on April 27, as cases of swine flu that first emerged in Mexico in recent weeks in near-epidemic proportions started surfacing in other nations. Mexican officials said...

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NATO to Resume Talks With Russia

Warren Mass December 2, 2008

NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer announced on December 2 that the alliance has agreed to a "conditional and graduated re-engagement" with Russia. The top NATO official said that talks...

The Confederate Flag Battle

Warren Mass June 6, 1988

Flags have always aroused the passions of the people. Like the heraldic emblems often emblazoned on them, flags have long been used in battle to identify the opposing combatants. But why...