In the midst of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, many Americans have likely missed coverage of a growing storm in the world of politics. It’s a scheme recently promoted by the far left of the Democratic Party – including the New York Times and activist Michael Moore – to deny President Trump reelection in 2020. Their plan? Cheat.
I imagine Patrick Henry frowning and shaking his head to see Americans screaming with repugnant disrespect while hurling objects and tossing statues with incivility.
I still vividly remember Sept. 11, 2001, when my 5th grade teacher in a suburb of Albany, New York, stopped class and told us a about the horrific mass murder of our fellow New Yorkers.
I still vividly remember Sept. 11, 2001, when my 5th grade teacher in a suburb of Albany, New York, stopped class and told us a about the horrific mass murder of our fellow New Yorkers a few counties to the south.
I imagine Patrick Henry frowning and shaking his head to see Americans screaming with repugnant disrespect while hurling objects and tossing statues with incivility. “If they are of a contrary character, they will be miserable. Told you so,” he might say.
Worldwide attention on North Korea has been misplaced. A tool to help the hermit kingdom's people remains overlooked – a global political commitment called the Responsibility to Protect (R2P).
As Hurricane Irma swirls through the Florida Keys threatening to wreak havoc of unprecedented proportions along the West Coast of the Sunshine State, the one thing we can all offer is prayers.
As Hurricane Irma swirls through the Florida Keys threatening to wreak havoc of unprecedented proportions along the West Coast of the Sunshine State, the one thing we can all offer is prayers.
The president of the University of Notre Dame said he is deeply concerned after Sen. Dianne Feinstein questioned a colleague's religious beliefs during a Senate Judiciary Committee nomination hearing.
Fifty Nobel Prize winners recently listed what they believe are the greatest risks to humankind. What I find significant is that most of them unwittingly pointed the finger at the unintended consequences of our science and technology.
Students are heading back to school and many are dreading the writing assignments their teachers and professors will be giving them. That’s understandable, because most teachers aren’t preparing their students to succeed in writing in the classroom and on the job.
A debate is raging in New Hampshire about whether election laws were violated last November by out-of-state Democrats who entered New Hampshire and took advantage of the same-day voter registration law.
