Now only the election remains. In the weeks that remain, we’ll hear more from WikiLeaks, in spite of U.S. government pressure to shut it down in order to protect Hillary.
With the final stretch of the presidential elections upon us, Russia’s challenge in Syria is a centerpiece of the foreign policy debate. The candidates need to formulate a clear vision of how to deal with Moscow.
You probably know somebody like Jay Wells in your town. He’s a hardworking family man. He goes to church on Sunday. He owns a small business. He’s an all-around good guy.
As we survey the toxic environment in which we are soon to elect the forty-fifth president of the United States, many of us wonder: Why? Why is it this way?
Students of the Watergate era (or those old enough to have lived through it) will recall the “dirty tricks” played by Richard Nixon’s henchmen, most notably Donald Segretti. Segretti, who was hired by Nixon’s deputy assistant, Dwight Chapin, was tasked with smearing Democrats, including senator and 1972 presidential candidate, Edmund Muskie of Maine.
The ObamaCare endgame is coming into view. In Colorado, where ObamaCare enrollees face 20 percent premium hikes, voters will decide Nov. 8 whether to create a new single payer health care system.
Every mainstream media outlet in the country keeps saying Trump is losing badly -- yes, even my beloved Fox News. They say this as if it’s fact. And based on many polls, it does look that way.
A patriotic, pre-game celebration honoring law enforcement and first responders at a high school football game has drawn the ire of the New Jersey chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.