Opinion

Socialism or oligarchy: Dems' 2020 nightmare choice

Oligarchy or Socialism. Is this how Democrats want to present the state of their party in 2020? Is this truly all they have to offer? Read More.

'Reforms' could make reporting terror threats a nightmare

Criminal justice reform has received a great deal of attention lately. There has been bipartisan applause for some aspects of this movement, but other aspects are very controversial and have come under heavy criticism in law enforcement circles. Read More.

Sympathy for ISIS? My prayers are for their victims

The shattered Islamic State group has now splintered and spread to key regions throughout the Middle East, Africa, Europe and beyond. Read More.

Where did those campaign donations go anyway?

Following their disappointing performances in the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire Primary, entrepreneur Andrew Yang and Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) announced the end of their campaigns. Read More.

Samsung heiress backed Academy Award winner 'Parasite'

In all the outpouring of high praise for the Korean blockbuster Parasite after its dazzling success at the Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood, one noteworthy side of the production was largely ignored. Read More.

Children of Obama: Why Democrats are facing disaster

As another Democratic debate melted into campaign sloganeering and content-deprived repetition of staid stump talking points in Manchester, NH, on Feb. 7, one began to ponder how much all of this was a reflection of the most recent Dem White House occupant and his highly personal redemption-arc brand of politics. Read More.

Are there limits to congressional Democrats' hunger for power?

At what point do congressional Democrats acknowledge the limits of their power? Read More.

Radical immigration strategy: Emotions, media, corporate cash

Lauren Dasse, Executive Director of the Florence Immigrant & Refugees Rights Project, a pro bono legal aid group for migrants in Arizona, was going all out to tug on those heartstrings. Read More.

Joe Biden: 'Cognitively compromised'?

Something is seriously wrong with Joe Biden. His inexplicable behaviors, which previously have included sniffing the hair of young ladies and forgetting the name of the president under which he served, now incorporate the baffling campaign strategy of verbally abusing potential voters. Read More.

'Yellow peril': Return of historic prejudices?

The spread of a deadly disease brings out the best and the worst in people. Read More.

'Positive' speech countered by 'tawdry' theatrics

In a stunningly positive speech before Congress, President Donald Trump delivered the annual State of the Union address to a deeply divided nation. Read More.

Speeding tickets: Did you really think it was all about safety?

Many disgruntled drivers have mumbled under their breath about the police writing tickets simply to drum up revenue as they shuffle out of court, feeling considerably lighter in the wallet. Read More.

Will China be exporting bird flu next?

China may be confronted by another crisis: the bird flu. Read More.

Opinion: Teen Vogue's unholy impact, sinister corporate allies

One of the most depraved, purely evil corporate entities to be found in America today is Teen Vogue. Read More.

Brexit: The unquenchable fire spanning the globe

Brexit is one of the most historically significant events of recent times. Read More.