Like others, Trump trips over Shakespeare’s Shylock

“I think today, it’s a term used primarily based on ignorance,” said Abe Foxman, the former director of the Anti-Defamation League.

Guest essay: A case of journalistic erectile dysfunction

But even though Inquirer editors knew about the judge’s decision — a copy was sent over by Bologna’s lawyers — the newspaper couldn’t bear to tell their readers about it.

I ask you, is it a Big, Beautiful Bill?

I don’t want to see eligible helpless children, elderly people, or infirm Americans, kicked off Medicaid. I don’t know anyone who does. 

A socialist mayor for New York. What could go wrong?

Let’s find out. Let New York be a test case, the canary in the coal mine, for Zohran Mamdani’s radical ideas.

Coming to America: A love story

She had already become a citizen. Now, she realized she was an American.

A test: Do you actually believe no one is above the law?

Illegals are not just “brown people.” They come from all around the world, including from nations that wish to harm us. 

Social Security in crisis, but here’s a quick fix

The light at the end of the tunnel is a freight train heading toward us.

The outcome will determine the wisdom of attacking Iran

If it pressures Iran into making a genuine move away from nuclear ambitions, it was wise. If it spreads war, it was dumb.

It’s back to deep blues for Philly cops

Sooooo, if we know the light blue color has positive vibes, why would PPD change it?

Is there anything really wrong with John Fetterman?

A story about John Fetterman that does not mention his ridiculous fashion choices

How the Art of the Deal President makes decisions

“This president likes to build up extreme leverage before suddenly moving to cut a deal.”

Imagine Donald Trump winning a Nobel Peace Prize

Trump ran on a platform to eliminate all illegals, starting with the “bad hombres,” the worst of the worst. There is overwhelming support  for deporting them.