Ian Haworth

In just the past two years, there have been three serious attempts on the life of Donald Trump. In July 2024, a would-be assassin fired multiple shots at Trump during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, wounding the former and future president and killing a member of the audience. In September 2024, secret service agents identified, engaged with, and later apprehended another hopeful assassin at Trump International Golf Club in Florida. And just days ago, gunshots erupted outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, D.C., as yet another deranged individual looked to murder the president of the United States.

Gill held abortion advocate and policy researcher Jessica Waters’ feet to the fire on what she actually not-so-openly supports.

These days, we're talking an awful lot about fraud . To be fair, it does feel as though fraud is everywhere.

Sometimes the most effective response to petulant children is simply ignoring the tantrum.

There was a time when celebrity roasts were built on the tiniest shred of wit, driven not by a desire to be as offensive as possible but to poke fun at uncomfortable truths packaged in genuine humor and delivered with enough intelligence to make even the roastee laugh. But today's generation of roasts — now hosted by Netflix for ungodly amounts of money — are about as far from comedy as they could possibly be.

Perhaps the greatest challenge every current affairs author faces is the inevitable decision of where to draw the line. As events continue to remain all-too-current, they must decide where to finally freeze time in place, put down the pen, and accept that no future "current" events will be included. Then, they must embrace the inescapable sense of anxiety over the universe of future events that, as a result, won't make the cut.

We had an obligation to the people of Afghanistan to not abandon them to the human embodiments of absolute evil.

It’s hard to imagine Joe Biden was having a stroke during his 2024 debate, given Jill Biden claimed at the time her husband was as “sharp as ever.”

Sanders has repeatedly announced that he is proud to be Jewish. But if that is true, how could such a proud Jew embrace someone like Graham Platner?