According to a string of New York Times and Washington Post stories that have been published since June 26, we’re…
I used to enjoy skewering the Washington Post with what I believed to be a biting satire of the Swiftian…
President Trump’s policy toward Russia has been confusing to many people. His too-often stated and too-fulsome praises of Russian President-for-Life…
A joint U.S.–Russian statement last month went mostly unnoticed, which was a good thing since it should have never been…
With all of the Wuhan coronavirus panic monopolizing the news in the past week, something that has the potential to…
“France has neither winter nor summer nor morals,” observed Mark Twain. “Apart from these drawbacks it is a fine country.”…
Assassination — murder for political purposes — has a long and bloody history. The Macedonian general Parmenion was assassinated in…
Sunday night Judah Friedman, my genius pal, and I are driving back from Rancho Mirage to Beverly Hills. We’re digesting…
Nervous self-congratulation will be the order of the day next week in London as representatives of the 29 member nations…