The United States invasion of Venezuela and kidnapping of Nicolas Maduro, the domestically recognized Venezuelan president, violated the U.S. Constitution and international law. The Constitution makes clear that only Congress can authorize a foreign invasion. In the pre-World War II era, ...
With the geniuses we have in Congress, no problem should be too tough to solve, whether it's inflation, health care costs, war or disease. Ten members ended 2025 with stock market returns far exceeding the S&P, the Dow, the Nasdaq or what legendary stock pickers like Warren Buffet achieve. ...
Greenland Editor: How is it possible that a President of the United States would threaten to invade a NATO ally? In this case —Greenland, which is part of Denmark. This would destroy NATO, the strongest defense we have against Russia and other enemy countries. Congress needs to strongly admonish this type of rhetoric from any official of our government and affirm that we respect and honor the boundaries of other nations. Any military action taken against a sovereign country without a declaration of war from Congress should be understood as illegal and unconstitutional. Our military ...
The British socialist newspaper The Guardian is upset that CBS News might become less radical, publishing an article provocatively titled "'Blood in the water': Bari Weiss's chaotic first three months in charge of CBS News." This spin announces an agenda: Weiss Must Be Stopped! The Left ...
Venezuelans are celebrating in the streets of Caracas and around the world after U.S. forces staged a flawless removal of brutal dictator and narco-trafficker Nicolas Maduro and his wife. Not celebrating are most congressional Democrats, a few Republicans and the new mayor of New York City, ...
Five years ago Tuesday was the most shameful day in American history. We must not allow Trump to persuade America that it did not happen or that he was innocent, or let him deflect the nation's attention from the fifth anniversary of what occurred that day. About three weeks ago, Jack ...
