Cheryl Rofer

Not a single chief executive of a Fortune 100 company supports Donald Trump, Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld, president of the Yale Chief Executive Leadership Institute tells us in a New York Times op-ed . The Times political news unit and Axios enlarge upon that statistic.

Actual analysis of today's international situation is difficult, so numerous pundits are grabbing for the idea that we are in COLD WAR II!

I had planned to write today on Heather Cox Richardson's three recent columns discussing implications of the Dodd decision and the death of Roe v. Wade ( June 24 June 25 June 26 ). I recommend today's as a corrective to the panic that too many Democrats are giving themselves over to.

The Philadelphia Inquirer editoral board says Donald Trump should withdraw from the presidential race.

And here it is! Jose is the little guy, Zooey the big one. The kittens have been snuggling ever closer to Zooey.

The Supreme Court has given us a very bad decision on Trump immunity. It doesn't change something I've been thinking for some time, back before Thursday's debate. What I've been thinking might even be more important now.

President Biden will deliver remarks about today's Supreme Court decision at 7:45 pm Eastern Time.

I’ve been trying to write something brilliant on mental health, but I’m not a mental health expert, and I think it’s important right now to talk about this. We’ve had a terrible decade and more. There’s been enough in it to affect all our mental health. And it’s not over yet. We haven’t dealt with […]

The US President has sole authority to launch nuclear missiles. “Sole authority” is the official phrase, and it means what it says. Only the President can give the order to launch nuclear missiles, and he is not restricted in any way. He does not have to consult with anyone else. A military aide follows him everywhere with a 45-pound briefcase, “the football,” that contains everything he needs to do it. If you want to sue him afterwards, well, you'll have to find a court and judge in the smoking ruins.

Langston Hughes's poem seems appropriate for this very damaged Fourth of July. I see that it's copyright, so I won't post the whole thing, although I'd like to. I recommend reading the whole thing.