Why did Putin choose this time deliberately to incite a crisis by menacingly deploying over 100,000 troops to Ukraine’s border? What does he expect to gain and what might he be risking?
Nowhere in the Constitution does it confer the power for any sitting president to unilaterally decide what all American citizens must inject into their bodies.
A new generation of women and girls are facing the same challenges I did, only with a twist: They are losing their best athletic opportunities to men who identify as women.
Joe Biden, lacks a clear strategy to ensure that the transatlantic community emerges from the latest standoff with Moscow in a stronger and more competitive position in the ring of global geopolitics.
Biden is not interested in a course correction because he has, by his own estimation, "outperformed what anybody thought would happen." The president is convinced everything is "getting better."
Democrats didn‘t get their big spending plan or their so-called "voting rights" bill, and couldn’t eliminate the Senate filibuster. Those are all big developments right out of the gate in 2022.
President Biden has failed to stand up to Russian President Vladimir Putin – and that was before he seemingly opened the door last week to a "minor incursion" in Ukraine.
One year ago, I bet Secretary of State Anthony Blinken never thought he’d be speaking in Berlin, doing damage control for President Joe Biden with more than 100,000 Russian troops surrounding Ukraine.“If Moscow chooses the path of further aggression, we will impose swift and massive costs,” Blinken said in Berlin on Thursday.