Since last year, upwards of 10,000 immigrants have arrived in Chicago, most of them bused there by Texas officials through no choice of their own. This has presented a challenge for Chicago, which has made itself a “sanctuary city.”
Each year, the People’s Republic of China sends aloft thousands of spy balloons to hover over American universities. They are doing far more damage to our national security than the balloon we finally shot down. Yet America not only allows them to enter our airspace freely, but we actually encourage them to — in large part because they pay full tuition.
The Wollman Rink episode, or, rather, the unduly optimistic conclusion I drew from it, explains a lot about Donald Trump’s presidency and why he may not do as well against Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) in the contest for the Republican nomination, as current poll numbers suggest.
After tense negotiations for weeks, the House of Representatives passed the Fiscal Responsibility Act on Wednesday with a vote of 314-117. It was a rare display of bipartisan support in the nation's capital as 149 Republicans joined 165 Democrats to pass the bill.
The United States-Turkey relationship is built on cultural links and a long-term alliance. Turkey was vital to NATO's southern flank defense during the Cold War.
Former President Donald Trump was beloved by his supporters for standing up to his political opponents and not backing down against attacks or criticism. His penchant to, as many said, “take no crap” from anyone was a welcomed relief to many GOP voters. It was a characteristic that many had been searching for in a Republican for decades. But now, Trump has changed. He went from aggressively defending his beliefs to seemingly just viciously degrading anyone he thinks somehow slighted him.
The situation does not pass the shoe-on-the-other-foot test: No reasonable person would support a taxpayer institution that officially espoused hated against African-American or Arab-American...
Tony winner John Rubinstein’s seen more stages than Shakespeare. June 13 he starts previews of off-B’way’s Theatre at St. Clement’s in one-man show “Eisenhower.” He’s...
The $10 billion “Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” industry could take a hit if the Supreme Court rules against affirmative action for college admissions.
