
Presidents normally use restraint to succeed but Trump’s mouth ran amok
His misuse of the “bully pulpit” shows what happens when the bully takes over while restraint and common sense take a hike.

His misuse of the “bully pulpit” shows what happens when the bully takes over while restraint and common sense take a hike.

The indictment of the corrupt former president is a sweeping set of charges that put him at the head of a RICO-style criminal conspiracy.

The new cases now put the disgraced former president facing more than 100 felonies as he attempt to recapture the White House in 2024.

With COVID-19 protections ending this year, more than 14 million could lose their Medicaid health care.

In hypocritical rulings that defy logic or clarity, the extreme right-wing court has made a mess of an already toxic pool of laws on ownership and use of guns in America.

But they continued to lie because it made money for dishonest, fake news networks like Fox and supported the fraudulent efforts of Donald Trump.

The man who spent most of his political life in the Senate knows how to deal and reach agreements. The key is finding a way to work with those who are willing to put the country, not partisanship, first.

The President presents a positive view of the nation’s state while Republicans, plagued by scandals and internal strife, claim days of terror lie ahead.

Costs will go up for many Americans, particularly those with poor health insurance.

The U.S. delayed the decision for months before changing course for the weapons Ukraine needed so badly. Why?