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You watch Fox News — "We love President Trump." You watch MSNBC or CNN — "We hate President Trump." Is there any other news going on in the world that isn't about Trump?
Donald Trump sure hit it out of the park Tuesday night. Like millions of other people in America who tuned in to the president's first State of the Union Address, I'm still cheering.
Everyone knows something has to be done for America's DACA kids. Everyone with a good heart or a working brain knows it's not their fault their parents sneaked them into the country when they were kids under 16.
Didn't we turn over a new leaf in 2018? Didn't everyone in Washington resolve to work together on America's important problems and get things done? Oh, sorry. That must have been that pipe dream I had last weekend when I dozed off in my La-Z-Boy watching the Times Square ball fall on TV.
What a difference a historic Republican tax bill makes.
What happened on Tuesday in the reddest state in America — the state Donald Trump won by a landslide — was not a harbinger of the death of the GOP.
I finally get why President Trump tweets. Even though I often disagree with what he tweets and how he tweets it, the president has no choice. Tweeting is how he controls, or steers, the media coverage of him and his administration — by setting news agendas for them, whether they like it or not.
Last year, I expressed serious reservations about the proposed AT&T-Time Warner merger. I argued, at the time, that allowing this merger will have important implications for a free press and American democracy for many years to come.
Thanksgiving's the day we Americans are all supposed to give thanks and show appreciation for all the good people and things we have. I'll do that — and like most Americans I have a lot to be thankful for. But first, here are some political and personal things I'd like to have the chance to be thankful for someday but now can't.
Hello, Sen. Franken. Welcome to the growing list of creepy guys in Hollywood and Washington who apparently think it's OK — or funny — for men in power to sexually harass or assault women and men.
Will someone please throw an ocean of ice water on the Pelosi-Schumer-MSM axis of evil?
What hasn't happened this week? It started on Monday with special counsel Robert Mueller's opening round of indictments, chief of which were charges of fraud and money laundering against Donald Trump's former campaign manager and shifty big-time lobbyist, Paul Manafort.
The amazing events of this week have outed Hillary as the real colluder in chief.
We know Hollywood moguls are infamous for taking advantage of aspiring young actresses. The movie producer's casting couch has been a "tradition" since Tinsel Town began. But Harvey Weinstein must be setting some kind of record.
President Trump was right when he used Twitter this past week to expose Comcast's network NBC for their outrageous bias against him.
You can't go to a bar or a play. You can't go out to eat with friends. You can't even go to a big family dinner without getting into an angry political argument.
Today I'm counting my blessings. My wife Colleen, my daughter Ashley and I are huge country and western fans. We go to lots of outdoor concerts and Country Music Association awards shows.
Please, Mr. Trump, I'm on bended knee. Please, Mr. Trump, quit acting like a talk-show host and start acting like the president of the United States.
Donald Trump's speech to the United Nations on Tuesday was not just great, it was totally refreshing.
"National Football League TV ratings down 13 percent in Week 1." "NFL ratings in free fall." Those headlines don't surprise me one bit.