Tag: Commentary

While the show might be entertaining, the stakes are far too real to ignore.

It’s refreshing to see lawmakers pushing for the protection of citizens in light of this crisis.

The circus act can be amusing in its absurdity, but let’s not forget that serious business lurks behind the curtains.

Don’t you just love it when someone doesn’t get swept up in the exaggerated chaos of modern politics?

Yes, he’s calling for a more culturally “normal” approach, but let’s keep it real—this sounds more like a political strategy than a genuine epiphany.

Tensions are high, and it's a tough spot.

Clinton insists that any overlap was in the name of charity work at the Clinton Global Initiative.

Who would have thought we’d see the day when a Republican would defend a Democrat on the principle of separation of powers?

Spoiler alert: it’s not riveting television, folks.

As predictable as the sunrise, the backlash was swift and severe.

Springsteen’s belted message might resonate at an Oscar party, but it is far removed from what most Americans actually want: security, well-being, and a dose of common sense.

This trainwreck of a proposal received a strict side-eye from Judge Jack Hurley, who found that the Democrats might as well have held their vote in a dark alley for ...

As we wrap up this week’s escapades, let's take stock of the madness. Politics, like circus performances, can be wild and unpredictable.

The good senator is clearly sending a message that they won’t stand idly by while ICE agents are treated like piñatas at a birthday party.

Will the ABA's monopoly on accreditation crumble like a house of cards?

Our nation has no shortage of gripping tales worth a second look.

What Platner fails to mention is that millions of Venezuelans have fled their homeland due to Maduro's iron-fisted rule.

Let’s tackle the weekend with the understanding that no matter the headlines, life's inescapable truths of peace and compassion will always shine through.

What’s a political misadventure without a good old-fashioned game of “Who is paying whom?”

Hollywood has been all too comfortable treating faith-centric narratives as relics of a bygone era.