Liberal editors and reporters have an annoying tendency to define the center as the precise location where they stand on the ideological spectrum. Case in point: The New York Times.
When did New York become its own country? Apparently this week, when media favorite Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s delusions of grandeur prompted him to try to restrict travel from the United Kingdom to what Cuomo seems to believe is the Kingdom of New York
With COVID-19 infections at a record high, the greatest gift the young can give to the old, children can give to parents, and grandkids can give to grandparents is the gift of distance, to avoid transmitting the coronavirus.
One year ago this week, President Trump signed into law the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act, which secured 12 weeks of paid parental leave for the federal workforce.
While reports have surfaced that Saudi Arabia might normalize relations with Israel, the chances of that happening are slim so long as 84-year-old King Salman remains in power, due to his long history of anti-Semitism.
The state and local government in New York, as well as in many locations throughout the U.S., have used an arbitrary set of rules to decide which businesses can and cannot be open.
One Chinese professor is confident that with Trump gone, the Chinese effort to reshape America to fit the needs of the totalitarian dictatorship would once again be dominant.
Americans love Christmas. Even in the middle of a global pandemic, political turmoil and economic uncertainty, our collective devotion to the holiday hasn’t budged.
It is hard to imagine that President Trump will soon leave office. His presidency has been so big, so full of energy and purpose, that it seems almost impossible that it will come to an end.
Today, nearly 19 million Americans are out of work while 880,000 of our friends, neighbors and family members filed for unemployment for the first time last week – the highest since early September – reported the Labor Department on Thursday.