Under pressure of successive self-imposed deadlines, with a befuddled country looking on, Democrats in Congress continue to wrestle with a supposedly transformative spen...
The Greek historian Herodotus lived through the plague of Athens, one of the world’s first great pandemics. He wrote, “Circumstances rule men; men do not rule circumstan...
Next week, New Jersey and Virginia will elect men as governors. And next year, so too will most states.
But Kathy Hochul, Nikki Fried, Annette Taddeo, Nan Whaley and Sta...
Days after the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol by a mob of Donald Trump supporters, freshman Rep. Cori Bush of St. Louis introduced her first piece of legislation, wh...
Every week that goes by with Democrats unable to bully or bribe their two recalcitrant Senate colleagues into signing on to one of the worst pieces of legislation in mod...
America is in a bad mood. Granted, this is a subjective impression, but it is common, and there is no shortage of analyses of it, examining everything from social media ...
I live on one of those Los Angeles streets where kids and their families come from all around the city to trick-or-treat. On a typical Halloween, we buy a couple hundred...
China recently launched a test missile that whirled around the entire planet traveling at five times the speed of sound and previewing hypersonic duplicates someday poss...
Pittsburgh is the home of 446 bridges, more than any other city in the world. The City of Bridges is also home to a small group of Muslims, only about 0.5% of the popula...
Much has been said about the future of Afghan women and girls once again under Taliban rule in Afghanistan, and for good reason. We are already seeing that, despite the ...