According to recent media reports, investors are leaving skid marks as they steer away from the century-old model of selling automobiles.
He made the promise over and over again. During his run for president, and amid a worsening COVID-19 crisis, Joe Biden promised if elected, he…
It’s one of the strange ironies of American politics. Few things are as politically polarizing as foreign policy, and yet it’s on foreign poli…
The last time Congress successfully fulfilled its administrative duties was during my third term in Congress in 1996 for fiscal year 1997. At …
During the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan late last month, the Biden administration had a tragic humiliation on its hands: 13 U.S. servic…
Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas is indisputably good at one part of his job — always referring to the migr…
I recently filling in hosting a local Philadelphia talk show, which gave me the opportunity to interview Lt. Colonel Jonathan P. Meyers, a ret…
The lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II wrote many beautiful songs for Broadway musicals. One that was not beautiful, but powerful for what it said …
When I worked at my late uncle’s junkyard during junior high school, one of the regular customers (a crusty coot who resembled a cantankerous …
I happen to believe vaccines are a good idea. That’s why I got one.
Maybe President Biden should handle COVID-19 the way he’s handled Afghanistan.
In his book “American Lion,” a biography of President Andrew Jackson, author/historian Jon Meacham describes Jackson’s philosophy of governing…
“He wears the clothes of a dissenter, but there’s a logo on his back.” — from “Damn It, Rose,” by Don Henley.
Benjamin Franklin was right about death and taxes, but new taxes only become inevitable when a Democrat is elected president, and here we are.
Over the past two decades, Congress has repeatedly softened the blow of the federal estate tax by increasing the exemption amount — from $600,…
Responding to Democrats in her party who are troubled by the massive $3.5 trillion spending bill that would forever transform America into a d…
In mid-1971, I experienced a most distressing visit to the dentist.
I got back to the U.S. from my honeymoon on Sept. 10, 2001. My wife went straight home to Washington, D.C, to start her new job at the Justice…
This is my maiden journey as a syndicated columnist. However, I have written dozens of op-eds since the death of George Floyd in an effort to …
The frighteningly archaic, unworkable and very likely unconstitutional anti-abortion law out of Texas has thrust the issue back into the polit…
As expected, everyone’s apoplectic about the Supreme Court’s decision not to block the Texas abortion law.
When it comes to how he feels about big tech, Jeff Bartos didn’t mince his words.
It’s hard to imagine more humiliating images than what we’ve seen in Afghanistan in recent weeks, from the hasty evacuation of the U.S. Embass…
Can we first just say how bizarre it is?
In the matter of a new Texas law banning abortions six weeks after gestation, when a fetal heartbeat can usually be detected by vaginal ultras…
I’m right infrequently enough that I like to point it out when it happens. This time, I wasn’t only right. I was downright prophetic.
Early on the morning of September 11, 2001, I was a newly minted warehouse supervisor for a farmers cooperative.
In a major victory for constitutional norms, the Supreme Court overturned a lawless and essentially authoritarian policy of the Trump administ…