President Trump and Republicans are in a world of hurt politically. If the times were normal, the congressional elections this November would warrant an easy call: the House is going to flip, from a slim Republican majority to the Democrats being comfortably in charge. There are a number of ...
Of all the words President Trump spoke following the raid that brought Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro to a U.S. courthouse to face drug-running and other federal charges, the most important was the one word he failed to utter: democracy. "The future of Venezuela must be determined by the ...
Marjorie Taylor Greene leaves Congress this week. The former MAGA firebrand who fell out with President Donald Trump shocked the political world with her November announcement that she would give up her House seat on Jan. 5, at the halfway point of her third two-year term representing a rural ...
In 1936, President Franklin Roosevelt invoked for a crowd of partisan Democrats the core tenets of the Christian faith. Revealed by the apostle Paul in I Corinthians, these are faith, hope, and charity, according to the King James version of the Bible Roosevelt proclaimed, "In the place of the ...
Editor鈥檚 note: This column originally appeared in 2024. "Here it is Christmas Day," my future father-in-law wrote to his family in Uniontown in the middle of World War II. Cpl. Bob Reynolds was stationed "somewhere in India" with the 25th Field Hospital, U.S. Army. "In a couple of hours," ...
By Richard Robbins Our political divisions are deep, but the gaps can be bridged with follow through and a willingness to engage. At least that's what Josh Shapiro thinks. The headlines from Tim Alberta's recent article in The Atlantic about the Pennsylvania governor focused on Shapiro's ...
