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Perhaps President Trump knows best, because tariffs against Mexico would hurt that country a lot. This is what they are reporting south of the border
It's better late than never. Thanks for confirming what many of us suspected. In other words, much of the media was in the tank against Trump. This is the story
We remember Bob Uecker, who was born in Milwaukee on this day in 1934. He died a few days ago, just shy of 91.
We've posted about Ruy Teixiera often. He once predicted an " Emerging Democrat " majority and now he is telling them how to stay relevant.
Who would have believed this a few years ago? First, President Trump is back in the White House and more popular than ever. Jim Acosta and Jorge Ramos, a couple of his most severe critics, are looking for work.
Our family left Cuba in 1964, so we remember the tense period of the Bay of Pigs and the Missile Crisis. As I recall, the Castro regime kept putting the military on alert with anti-aircraft weapons in El Malecon, the famous avenue around Havana and the ocean. All of a sudden, as my parents said, the soldiers replaced the young couples who would take romantic walks under that Havana moon.
As we debate the future of the Department of Education, we get news that U.S. children are not being educated. Something is wrong, because this department has a budget of $90 billion . How are we spending those billions? Not well as we see in this report
It took too long, but some in the media are admitting what we all knew: President Biden’s elevator didn’t go all the way up to the top floor. This is what we are hearing now:The unprecedented cover-up of J...
Why is my Catholic Church so heavily involved with border issues? I understand taking care of people and welcoming those in need. However, the real problem with open borders is threefold: first, someone is making money bringing these people over here...
We just got news that Mexico and the U.S. settled the tariff issue for 30 days. This is the story
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