'Shaken, not stirred' the answer for James Bond, but not Washington
The idea that shaking up Washington will improve government is a cartoonish fantasy of a prescription that is no more effective in politics than it would be in a doctor's office.
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The coming purge of conservative lawyers
America has a noble tradition of lawyers standing up for unpopular causes. John Adams, signer of the Declaration of Independence, defended British soldiers accused in the Boston Massacre. Lawyers have stood up though out the history of the Republic and have not been shy about offering their opinions.
Mazda's 2016 CX-9 offering meets all the requirements
Turning heads with a new design inside and out, the 2016 Mazda CX-9 is more than just an attractive option on the outside since the exterior has been tweaked too. Redesigned for 2016, the CX-9 promises good fuel economy, a quiet ride and a variety of trim levels to meet anyone's needs.
There's still a case for Donald Trump
Along with many other Americans, I have watched as the Democrats' devilishly effective strategy to define Donald Trump as an evil, irresponsible dilettante politician has taken hold. And the worst part is that the candidate has helped them! Yet, looking at the forest instead of the trees, there are still extremely important r
Iceland: Wild and styled under the Northern Lights
Indeed, landing in Iceland, an island nation the size of Ohio (with 1/40th the population) is more like landing on a cold moon with its landscape of looming glaciers, plumes of steaming hot springs and rocky, unforested moraines.
3 faith headlines for your Friday
Secular swimwear?; Donald Trump, Evangelicals, and Momons; Evangelicals in the UMC
Russia jumps for joy over wedge between Turkey, NATO
There has been a concerted effort in recent days by the Kremlin to promote Russia's perceived newfound military might. This agenda is part and parcel of Moscow's hybrid warfare that has proven successful in Ukraine and now in the Middle East.
3 faith headlines for your Wednesday
Football coach, prayer, religious liberty; Jesus as the difference between Christianity and Islam; 10 Commandments display in Arkansas
3 faith headlines for your Tuesday
Donald Trump to engage with pastors in Florida; telling pregnant Idahoans where to get a free ultrasound; exporting prison ministry to Brazil
We are at war with Islamist fundamentalism
In case you didn't get the memo, you heard it here first. We are at war. Islamist fundamentalism is at war with the West.
Myths about wars, presidents, the Constitution
The U.S. Constitution's architects unanimously agreed on the allocation of war powers. They unanimously agreed that only Congress should be entrusted with decisions to initiate war.
The economy is getting the least attention
The most important policy issue this election cycle may very well be the one getting the least attention - the economy.
Back to school: The health, safety list
It is that time of the year when back-to-school beckons to millions of families nationwide, raising stress levels with increased activities and jitters as schools and colleges welcome record numbers of students.
2017 Honda Ridgeline is smooth, easy
What I know about the new Honda Ridgeline include its a smooth and easy ride, it's a mid-size pick-up and it has been fully redesigned for 2017. That's a lot for this Honda re-introduction plus the fact that you can also haul to your heart's content since the 2017 Honda Ridgeline can tow up to 5,000 pounds.
The fall of political-party dominance
Both political parties are looking to the sky at the bright shiny objects hurtling towards them. And like the dinosaurs of ancient earth, they are looking at their doom.
Commander in chief Trump? Clinton?
In serving as commander in chief, the president's character, actions and words are pivotal to military morale and victory.
Democrats at a crossroads
The Democratic Party's current dilemma is a bit like a challenge faced by U.S. diplomats back in 1929. That year, the new Secretary of State, Henry L. Stimpson, cut State Department funding for military intelligence. His reasoning has since become famous: "Gentlemen do not read each other's mail."
Hillary Clinton is greater danger than The Donald
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton more threatens the Constitution's separation of powers and celebration of liberty than does her vulgar Neanderthal opponent, Republican Party nominee Donald Trump.
Tim LaHaye: Faith comes from hearing, hearing through the word of Christ
I often think my generation has over-thought the entire "be winsome and truthful" equation to the point that we're either confused in our approach...or just downright lacking in boldness.
Tea Party to Hillary Clinton: Good luck wooing us
Last week's Republican National Convention in Cleveland saw significant signs of discord in the GOP, as many long-time party regulars and delegates made last-ditch attempts to block the nomination of Donald Trump - so much so, in fact, that some Democratic Party operatives and consultants and not a few of their allies in the media have convinced themselves that Hillary Clinton's campaign will be able to target a significant slice of the GOP electorate for persuasion efforts.