Silvio Canto

During the last campaign, former President Obama called on African American men to vote for the African American female candidate. It didn't work, and you know the rest of the story.The thrill is gone for the 44th president. He will be rememb...

As a veteran of the ObamaCare debates of 2009-10, I am not surprised that health care is more expensive. Many of us back then were calling for tax credits so that people could buy private policies and an option to cover those with medical issues. Unf...

Yes, I know, Tony Bennett was singing about leaving his heart in San Francisco, but I couldn't help myself. Another merchant is announcing that they are closing their store in the city by the bay. Check

If you want a good laugh, please note that the Food Network is now beating CNN in the ratings. To be honest, I'm not a Food viewer but it makes sense. I guess that their chefs and recipes must have more credibility than the news readers over at the name you can trust for news. Here is

It's another December 15, and a time to remember the great Glenn Miller. His career was brief but extremely consequential

My friend Allan Wall brought this my attention. I'm not surprised that Mexicans don't like strangers in their cities who speak various languages. Check this out from Lauren Villagran at USA Today

On paper, it sounds like a great plan. Former Democrat presidential nominee becomes governor of the biggest state, with the biggest megaphone in Democrat politics and then she runs against VP J.D. Vance in 2028 and wins the big prize. It's a great plan, except that it really isn't.

Maybe pardons will be President Biden's legacy. In other words, he will be remembered as the president who made a mockery out of pardons. How did that happen? Well, it did as Professor Jonathan Turley points out

If you missed it, President Javier Milei of Argentina has been in the news lately. Let's see what he is up to down in the land of tango and "empanadas." (By the way, here is a great idea for Christmas. Go to an Argentina restaurant, order some beef empanadas and a glass of red wine. It's second to none, especially at this festive season of the year, to paraphrase the two businessmen who visited Scrooge.)

If you're travelling to Mexico City, make sure to stop by the new U.S. Embassy. For the record, I've been to the old one a few times. Renewed my U.S. passport there and voted too. Nice place and location.