Thursday night's shocking announcement of an upcoming meeting between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un to discuss denuclearization of the North is a direct result of President Trump's actions that have fundamentally changed the dynamics of the North Korea crisis.
President Trump signed proclamations Thursday placing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports in a highly anticipated move that tracks with his consistent promises on the campaign trail to take an “America First” approach to trade agreements that he said disadvantaged the U.S.
Throughout this debate over the DACA Dreamers, however, almost no attention has been paid to another group of Dreamers – a group that is here legally yet still faces the threat of being ejected from the United States and separated from their families.
At the same time a Massachusetts girls’ high school basketball team was getting blown out 93-7 last week, I was working the scoreboard at my sons’ high school basketball game, where they got beat by 25.
Whether you blame it on the French, the English, the Germans or Benjamin Franklin, the scourge of daylight saving time will strike at 2 a.m. Sunday and create havoc for the hapless American worker. And it all started as a joke.
With all the headlines on gender diversity, workplace harassment and equal pay, have we come a long way, baby? Or not? International Women’s Day, which is Thursday, is a good time to look at this question.
Five months out from the Harvey Weinstein scandal and the subsequent launch of #MeToo, we find ourselves celebrating International Women’s Day on Thursday with a focus on gender parity.
A great wailing and gnashing of teeth arose across the land last week after the Trump administration announced its plan to place tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
A trade war will hurt America’s relationships with allied nations, harm our national security, weaken our economy and take money out of the wallets of consumers.
Speaking to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) policy conference on Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was right to call on the Trump administration to join with Israel to stand up to the dangerous Islamic extremist government of Iran.