Ever wonder why the American public opposes Israel's war on Gaza but its elected representatives are for it? Here's why: AIPAC funneled money from Republican donors to Democratic candidates more…
If you're looking for something more esoteric to worry about than World War III or the climate-induced collapse of civilization, you might want to look into the latest outbreak of…
Americans love scary stories, so it's no surprise that American media dispenses countless articles about Trump. You rarely see his name in European newspapers, but their political leaders are frightened…
For years now I've been told that attacking Donald Trump only makes his support stronger. Yeah, sure it does, buddy. Unfortunately for that argument, post-conviction polling says the opposite is…
Their dangerous rival just got convicted on 34 felony charges, and the reaction from Democrats is just what we've come to expect: They not only don't know how to capitalize…
1. D State Rep. Sophie Phillips Gets Primary Challenger in RD 18. I have no idea why as she's great. The challenger is one Lisa Cooke, or Lisa Cooke-Rossi, she…
Closing arguments concluded in the Trump hush-money trial, so the speculation has begun. Few think he'll be acquitted, but opinion seems split on whether he'll be convicted. One person who…
Anyone who thinks that removing Benjamin Netanyahu from power would end Israel's ongoing massacre in Gaza is overlooking an inconvenient truth: Two-thirds of the Israeli public doesn't just support the…
The Washington Post's motto is "democracy dies in darkness." It doesn't say anything about dispelling it. You probably saw the story last week about Supreme Court justice Sam Alito flying…
There's a reason "the dog ate my homework" was a plausible excuse, and had a better chance of working with teachers who owned dogs: Dogs will eat anything. Too picky…
For supermarket tabloids, Elvis is the gift that keeps on giving, even though he's been dead for nearly 50 years. A headline the Weekly World News might have invented declared…
Rehoboth Beach, the resort town of 1,100 year-round residents that gifted Delaware politics with Pete Schwartzkopf and Kathy McGuiness, is embroiled in a controversy that for once involves neither of…