Peter Laffin

It is deeply offensive to see sacramentals such as Bibles and rosaries used as tools for consolidating earthly power or, worse, for turning a profit.

Last week, federal agents raided homes in Miami and Los Angeles belonging to Sean Combs, the powerful rap mogul previously known as Puff Daddy, Diddy, and most recently, Brother Love.

Last week, Charlamagne tha God, the influential black comedian and radio host, did a spot on Comedy Central's The Daily Show that skewered the diversity, equity, and inclusion industry.

“Don't,” President Joe Biden replied when asked for his message to Iran during a press conference Friday afternoon, followed by a lamentable “showdown” glare.

An anonymous Turkish diplomat told Reuters this week that Turkey played the role of a back channel intermediary between the United States and Iran

It’s worth considering what would become of a political party — or indeed, a nation — if its elderly leader took a wrong step off a rally stage.

In order to capitalize on its many built-in policy advantages, for which Trump himself can be thanked, the post-Trump GOP must find more palatable faces to promote its broadly popular agenda. It's ironic that Trump, the undisputed king of American branding, has delivered on the substance but bungled the sale. A repackaging of the product is all that stands between the GOP and an era of unprecedented power and influence. For a less vicious, less erratic, and ultimately less weird GOP, the sky is truly the limit.

U.S. foreign policy continues to prioritize security in Europe and the Middle East over safeguarding our interests in Asia.

EXCLUSIVE — As it stands, former President Donald Trump is leading incumbent President Joe Biden in both the national polls and in key swing states.

The NYT's willingness to report on COVID vaccine injuries is a welcome development. But in terms of regaining the public’s trust, it’s too little, too late.