Redesigned 2018 Toyota Camry Hybrid is ahead of its class
It has been redesigned for 2018 and the Toyota Camry Hybrid might just have outdone itself.
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What about DACA?
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) originally referred to a program invented by President Obama in 2014.
The torturers next door
Is there a torturer living next door to you? When their neighbors, David and Louise Turpin, were arrested for allegedly committing the most heinous crimes of 2018, the community of Perris, California, began struggling with "the banality of evil." How could they have been living next door to a house of torture?
Remain silent, Mr. Trump
A number of years ago, I was in criminal court waiting on a client's case to be called. A pro-se defendant was pleading his case with the judge and saying things he should not. The judge advised him a couple of times not to talk. Finally, in exasperation, the judge looked down at him and said, "Sir, you have the right to remain silent but apparently not the ability."
Is global travel on your 2018 bucket list?
Will this be your bucket list year for travel? According to a recent survey conducted by AARP, travel is the top aspiration for Americans of all ages, not just Baby Boomers.
Trump takes Reagan mantle to defend the West
I can remember the wailing and gnashing of teeth in Europe as President Ronald Reagan deployed medium-range nuclear missiles into Western Europe to counter the Soviet threat. I can remember the name-calling, the "Ronald Ray Guns," the stupid American cowboy references. The leftists of Europe and the United States threw everything, including the kitchen sink, at the Great Communicator. However, the simple fact remains for history's judgment — Reagan was right.
Barack Obama and broken windows
One year into the Trump presidency, Congress confronts two major problems - the possibility of FBI abuse of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act process (FISA), and the dilemma of what to do with illegal immigrants - that are both the residue of the wide-scale lawlessness that characterized the Obama administration.
America's sex obsession
You'd think by now we'd be comfortable about sex, but we're not.
U.S. v. Microsoft: It's the right to privacy, stupid
The U.S. Supreme Court should strengthen the keystone of our Republic in the pending case of United States v. Microsoft: namely, the right to be let alone by government -- "the most comprehensive of rights and the right most valued by civilized men," according to Justice Louis D. Brandeis.
Nick Saban, Alabama's winning ways
Nick Saban, legendary coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide football team, again quieted the doubters and led his team to another national championship. How does he do it?
Corrupt, biased U.S. elites launch rebellion with one cause
How do you deal with a country where a corrupt elite attempts to shut down free speech?
U.S.-Russian foreign and domestic enemies
Those who follow statements from the U.S. foreign policy establishment and mainstream media often hear that the main reason for the current crisis in U.S.-Russia relations has little to do with conventional geopolitics.
During this brutal flu and cold season, boost your immune system
It's a brutal flu and cold season. With it comes a barrage of information offering support for help and relief - and as you plan precautionary measures to help take care, you may be left wondering what can you do? Your immune "system" bands together to fight foreign invaders -- bacteria, viruses, parasites, and even, cancerous cells.
Nix earmarks, deliver a federal budget
Republican leaders on Capitol Hill have made two related, and stunning, announcements. First, that they are considering foregoing a budget this year, and second, that they may reintroduce earmarks
Russia needs to grow, but has no idea how
The Russian media outlet Republic.ru reported this week on a conversation with Alexander Lebedev, a Russian businessman and banking expert. The most striking comment made in the interview was Mr. Lebedev's assertion that at least $100 billion had been illegally smuggled overseas from Russian banks over the last decade. For an economy the size of Russia's, that is an extraordinary amount.
2018 Infiniti QX30 is a crowd pleaser
While taking a spin a few weeks ago in Los Angeles, I found the Infiniti QX30 was a crowd pleaser and a cross between a coupe, crossover and hatchback.
Clamp down on big tech's media bias
The biggest media story of the year broke last week. Yet, millions of Americans never heard the story because the mainstream media "shadow banned" it.
Martin Luther King Jr. would have approved
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have approved of the seeds of peace now sprouting in Jerusalem.
Martin Luther King would have approved
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have approved of the seeds of peace now sprouting in Jerusalem.
When political principles are like restricted railroad tickets
With the zeal of proponents of the Prohibition Amendment, four Republican House members wrote a letter on Dec. 19 to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein protesting an interpretation of the Wire Act by the Office of Legal Counsel that lets State jurisdictions decide whether to permit Internet gambling within their borders.
