A little bit of everything
It is what, arguably, the most disgraceful act by a Senate Democratic Party Majority Leader since Senator Lyndon Johnson ( D-TX) drastically weakened Republican President Eisenhower’s 1957 Civil Rights Act – to please Democratic Party segregationists.
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Voting is underway in the world’s largest democracy with 970 million electorates, or 12% of the global population, involved in choosing their parliamentary representatives.
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Douglas ChristianDouglas Christian is a multimedia Capitol Hill reporter. He has covered the 2016 Democratic and Republican conventions as a
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At Morgan State University, there was a largely disappointing mayoral debate Wednesday evening on WBAL Television moderated by the knowledgeable WBAL Radio hosts Jayne Miller, C-4, and Maryland Public Television’s Jeff Salkin.
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Has Congress ever limited what the Supreme Court can consider? As a matter of fact, it has. Many times, although not recently. You’d think the Republicans would be all over this option to save their innocent leader from spending the rest of his life in jail.
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Over the weekend, Iran launched 300+ drones and missiles toward Israel. The Western powerhouse nations of the United States, Great
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As the political landscape continues to evolve, the direction of the GOP under a potential Trump presidency signals a departure from previous administrations. With a focus on domestic affairs and a reevaluation of foreign policy, the Republican Party is poised for significant changes should Donald Trump return to the White House.
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The verdict that acquitted O.J. Simpson of murdering two people, one of whom was his wife, painfully revealed the lingering American racial divide as we’d rarely seen it before.
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I’m not here to challenge Les Cohen’s partisan opinions of this or that presidential candidate. But I draw the line at myths or omissions around the Electoral College like those contained in his April 24 op-ed, “Missing the Point-Is the Electoral College Constitutional?”
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