Look for more October surprises in hairpin curves in the course of the race. The simultaneous leaks of Donald Trump’s lewd remarks and the publishing of excerpts from Hillary Clinton’s Goldman Sachs speeches are only the beginning.
Donald, if you are reading this, please listen – you did a great job winning the nomination. Winning the debates is not about being tougher; it’s about being smarter.
Donald Trump needs a win in St. Louis on Sunday in part to offset his disadvantage in one of the election’s most important activities: get-out-the-vote efforts.
The United Nations Security Council has formally agreed on a new Secretary General to succeed outgoing Ban Ki-moon next year: former Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres, 67. The nomination now goes to the U.N. General Assembly for approval.
What would you think of an individual or a company that earned a pre-tax profit of $29.9 million in one year, paid nothing in taxes and still received a $3.5 million refund?
The music of Third Day, Chris Tomlin, Toby Mac and other popular Christian artists is no longer welcome on public school buses in Siloam Springs, Arkansas.
What if the most remarkable aspect of this presidential election is not how much the two principal candidates disagree with each other but how much they actually agree?
The country is gravely concerned about jobs, take-home pay, health care, crime and urban riots, terrorism, and other serious challenges. In that environment, big beats small.