ESPN pulled a veteran college football announcer from the season-opener between the University of Virginia and William & Mary because of the announcer’s name – Robert Lee.
Paradoxically this President, so roundly derided as anti-Mexican and xenophobic, represents the best chance in decades at real, substantive immigration reform – and on “America First” terms.
The reaction of BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) Catalonia to the terrorist onslaughts in Barcelona and across Catalonia this past week was instructive.
As President Trump committed our nation to an open-ended timetable in Afghanistan, I thought continuously about that heroic soldier and both the personal sacrifices he made as well as the ultimate sacrifices made by his comrades.
Light your Elizabeth Warren prayer candles, the country will need your prayers as we travel together along the road to the 2020 presidential election and her inevitable candidacy.
So the eclipse is over. After all the hoopla and wall-to-wall coverage in the media; all the eclipse parties and eclipse Tweets and Instagrams; what did we learn from this extraordinary event?
Two summers ago, the Nineveh Plain lay in ruin, divided by a trench that stretched hundreds of miles across Northern Iraq, through the heartland of what remained of Christianity in Mesopotamia.
The city of Seattle is in a battle with residents over a controversial new income tax, and the spat says something significant about America’s public sector pension crisis.
President Trump did two bold things in his Afghanistan speech last night. One was somewhat wishful thinking and the other was quite smart if he follows through.
The liberal media is unhappy that President Trump is going to hold a rally Tuesday night in Phoenix, Arizona. Wouldn’t it be grand if he did something totally surprising, and pitched tax reform?
Steve Bannon’s battles rocked the White House until his departure Friday. But the fight with long-term, potentially crippling consequences is taking place on Capitol Hill.
Steve Bannon’s battles rocked the White House until his departure Friday. But the fight with long-term, potentially crippling consequences is taking place on Capitol Hill.
President Donald Trump has now officially embraced and expanded the 16-year-old war in Afghanistan which Candidate Trump denounced as a waste of American blood and treasure.