A brave new world: Fighting freedom stealing tyranny within our borders
Americans have not been faced with a fight against tyranny in more than 245 years. Only this time, the fight for freedom comes from an enemy within
Dallas
Tony Romo, a winner on and off the field
Like many great football players, Romo is walking away earlier than he wants to leave the game.
Race-baiting politicians: Give them your back
Those who inflame race hatred endanger the lives of law enforcement officers and the public safety. The Dallas shootings spring from our political discourse.
25 years after Yankel Rosenbaum, Sharpton acolyte Obama still stoking fear
Obama calls a press conference and lectures the nation for some deaths; others draw a presidential yawn. Who does he care about, and why?
Shematia Taylor: Protestor to protected, DPD saves mom and son
The officers never wavered in their commitment and never questioned their responsibility. They stayed with the mom and son to ‘protect and serve.”
Healing America’s race divide with economic opportunities
Racial tensions are worsened by lack of opportunity, and the Obama Administration has done everything it can to reduce economic opportunity.
The Ferguson lie and the murders in Dallas
The violent ambush of police officers in Dallas this week rose from the violent anti-police rhetoric born in Ferguson, Missouri, nearly two years ago.
Obama in the face of politically correct ‘extremism’
WASHINGTON, July 8, 2016 — Back in 2009, shortly after Barack Obama took the oath of office, the Department of Homeland Security released a report the folks at Think Progress said highlighted “hate-oriented” and “mainly antigovernment” rightwingers that posed “a legitimate threat that law enforcement must deal with.” This is from “Rightwing Extremism: Current Economic and ...
After Dallas, regulate Obama-ism, destroy BLM
Gun control is not about guns, but about control. If Obama truly cared about gun violence, he would not have hired a gunrunner as his attorney general.
From Minnesota to Dallas: Whose lives matter?
Black mothers have something much bigger to worry about than that their sons will run into the police when they leave home: They might not run into the police.
Ebola comes to America; First case diagnosed in Dallas, TX
A man who recently arrived in the U.S. from Liberia has become the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States.
2016 GOP convention host cities: Contenders vs. pretenders
SOUTH FLORIDA, March 18, 2014 — Election 2016 is still two years and eight months away, but the jockeying to host the 2016 conventions is well underway. Like everything else in politics, choosing a convention host city requires a ton of back room dealing with nothing left to chance. 1984 saw San Francisco Democrats hand ...
Dallas Season 3: Can it survive without J.R?
The last Monday in February brings back the relaunched Dallas for its third season, airing on TNT.
Super Bowl history: Super Bowls XXVII through XXXII
Brett Favre leads the Packers back to prominence.