Donald Trump has so enraged his Democratic adversaries that the candidates to replace him have moved farther to the left than any primary field in memory.
In the long march to the Democratic presidential nomination exactly 300 days from now, Slow Joe Biden is decelerating the pulses of voters while high-energy Elizabeth Warren is speeding them up.
Many are now noting that this latest attack on Justice Brett Kavanaugh is simply one front in the left’s larger campaign to delegitimize the current U.S. Supreme Court for political reasons.
Great Britain is currently the most watched country in the Western world — watched, that is, by its own police forces. In London alone, the police have erected more than 420,000 surveillance cameras in public places.
While Friday nights in the 80s showcased the latest trends in clothes, music and cars on Miami Vice, it’s difficult to name a single show on network television now that will serve as such a time capsule for future generations.
It is time for Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh to sue the establishment hatchet men (and women) who have conspired and colluded to destroy his reputation, legacy and arguably even his family. The gang that worked so hard, and failed, to destroy him and his family during his confirmation hearings last year is back.
America’s “paper of record” has long been an arm of the Democratic Party, but it wasn’t always that way.
Iran started this war some time ago in reaction to President’s Trump’s reimposition of sanctions and termination of the ruinous Iran nuclear deal.
Since 2018, attacks on free enterprise and the promotion of socialist economic ideas have been more prevalent in our country than at any time since the turn of the 19th century.
Mahomes is merely continuing the exploits that made him the 2018 NFL MVP. Jackson is trying to convince the league that he's not just a halfback taking snaps. Putting himself in the same sentence with Mahomes makes a great opening argument.
Kudos for writing and presenting a thoughtful and reasoned editorial that calls on President Trump to support Taiwan joining the U.N. ("Advancing Taiwan's status at the U.N.," Web, Sept. 16).
Unnecessary loss of human life is tragic irrespective of the cause. Thus, it seems beyond strange to learn that drug deaths occur six times more frequently than gun homicides — but are dismissed with scarcely a note of concern. Indeed, we are told these fatalities (70,000 per year) are "non-violent." Does that mean they should be ignored and drug use should be more broadly legalized and accepted as a societal norm?
One of the questions in Philosophy 101 that leaves collegians scratching their chins asks: "If a tree falls in the woods, and there's no one there to hear it, did it make a sound?"
One-thousand-four-hundred-and-forty minutes. Twenty-four hours. One day. Time is the great equalizer, available and necessary to each of us.
The fairy tale is this: A team that looked like an also-ran early on becomes Cinderella -- leading the major leagues with a 59-28 record over the next 88 games into September.
The world has changed since the establishment of the G-7. No longer are these economies the most important in the world. Italy, Canada, even Germany and France, have drifted into socialist zombie land, unable to grow or realize their potential.
At the August Group of Seven summit in France, President Trump suggested inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to the next such summit that the U.S. will be hosting in 2020. Mr. Trump added that Mr. Putin might decline the invitation "psychologically" since Russia was kicked out of the Group of Eight in 2014 for the annexation of Crimea.
