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    US third parties aren’t always pointless

    02 Aug 2022

    As third-party launches go, it’s rare to have one with as little intuitive appeal as that of the Forward Party, Andrew Yang’s latest attempt to draw attention to himself. Yang is joined by former New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and by David Jolly, who was a Republican member of the House of Representatives from Florida

    Firefighter in America responds to blaze in house, only to find 10 members of his family died in the fire

    06 Aug 2022

    Baker, who has been a firefighter for nearly four decades, said he desperately regrets he couldn’t save his family members. “I couldn’t get in there to save them. That is the biggest thing that has been on me. I couldn’t get in there to save them,” he said.

    Police inaction cost lives in Texas

    29 May 2022

    The delay by the police in confronting the shooter in Texas who killed 19 children and two teachers is unbearable, abominable and should be roundly condemned. How could the police officers simply hang round in a hallway outside

    Obama’s win gave young America hope, Hillary’s loss gave it a voice

    22 Nov 2016

    There are moments in history that one remembers not only as fact independent of circumstance but as moments that are whole inclusive of all their surroundings.

    Why Trump’s appointees are setting record straight

    15 Jun 2022

    How do presidents get in trouble? Monday’s Jan. 6 committee’s hearing on Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election didn’t focus on that general question, but it did demonstrate something familiar to students of the presidency. The committee heard former

    Republican Mark Meadows had a really bad Jan.6 hearing

    21 Jun 2022

    Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows was not at latest hearing by the Jan. 6 committee hearing. But his presence loomed as witnesses reconstructed the events leading up to and on the day that supporters of then-President Donald Trump attacked the US Capitol. Meadows, a former Republican congressman from

    When Yellowstone reopens, let’s see it differently

    23 Jun 2022

    Floods have shut down Yellowstone National Park’s Grand Loop Road and caused damage in adjacent towns. Portions of the park where the road has washed away may not reopen to vehicles this season. This is grievous news for those planning to visit and for businesses dependent on them, as well as for those who suffered

    US top court upholds right to carry arms

    24 Jun 2022

    The United Supreme Court has on Thursday delivered a controversial 6-3 verdict overturning a 1913 New York law restricting the carrying of handguns in public, saying that it is part of the Second Amendment to the US Constitution, forming the basis of fundamental rights. The Second Amendment ratified

    US President signs bipartisan gun safety bill into law

    26 Jun 2022

    "While this bill doesn't do everything I want, it does include actions I've long called for that are going to save lives," he said at the White House before leaving for two major diplomatic summits in Europe.

    The US and West have ignored the plight of countries

    26 Jun 2022

    Preoccupied with arming Kyiv and sanctioning Russia for invading Ukraine on February 24th, the US and the Western powers have ignored the plight of countries and peoples afflicted with US-driven sanctions which undermine their economies, destroy livelihoods and amount to collective punishment,

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