It’s well known that if something goes out of style, you only need to wait several decades for it to return. That certainly applies to manned space exploration, which, after fading from the headlines in the late eighties, is poised to roar back to life in 2019. But there is one glaring difference I see in the comeback and one huge reason why it matters.
The Barr memo is a brilliant piece of legal craftsmanship, thoughtfully outlining the damage Mueller’s theory of obstruction – to the extent it is publicly known – could do to the administration of justice and the institution of the presidency.
President Trump should sign a measure to fund the government through December 31. He then should keep Congress in town, voting around the clock except for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
On the campaign trail, presidential candidate Donald Trump ran on the promise that he would fight for border security to keep the American people safe. Now, hours away from triggering another government shutdown, Democrats have once again dug in their heels to work against border security and the interests of Americans.
Washington, enough is enough. Please, grow up and govern. This back and forth is exhausting and unnecessary. You may think your side is scoring points now, but the American people are wise to your selfish game and will remember this in the next election cycle.
The U.S. government should be concerned about the rapid iteration of drone technology and the increasing ability for an average citizen to employ it for nefarious purposes. The problem is going to get bigger than anyone thinks, and fast.
If the creator of Mickey Mouse had never been born, we might not have landed men on the Moon or sent robots to Mars. As a boy, Walt Disney was fascinated with the futuristic tales of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells. As an adult, his passion for the future intensified.