Susan Quinn

After Lori Lightfoot was voted out of the mayor's seat in Chicago after her calamitous tenure, I dearly hoped that the residents of Chicago had come to their senses about progressive mayors and would vote for someone who had some understanding of fiscal responsibility and the role of a big-city mayor.

Recently I viewed a video discussion among four highly-respected Jewish educators and leaders: Ruth Wisse, professor at Harvard; Liel Leibovitz, journalist; Dara Horn, author of

Most people are counting the days until President Trump takes office—we'll be restoring our reputation, overcoming our economic woes, eliminating the remainder of the woke agenda, and acting like America again.

Week after week, we've watch Hamas “negotiating” with Israel for a ceasefire.

Elon Musk never seems to have any reservations about speaking his mind. This time he may be creating an international controversy. And European leaders don't quite know how to respond to him:

Week after week, we've watched Hamas “negotiating” with Israel for a ceasefire. Recently, participants and observers were celebrating that headway was being made, but as usual, Hamas broke off activities once again. The terrorists remain focused on their major goal: driving Israelis into the sea. Any agreement short of that will be a failure to them.

During President Trump's first term as president, many of us complained about his bad behavior: his boorish remarks, personal insults, badgering, and other sundry criticisms. But this time around, the President seems to be taking a more nuanced approach; at first glance, he is working from both ends of the behavioral spectrum. On the one hand, he is stating his hopes for the future without pressures on others; on the other hand, he's playing hardball with his expectations. And he seems to be taking a strategic approach to whichever attitude he uses.

When Melania Trump enters the White House on January 20, she anticipates a very different experience than the time she spent there in President Trump's first term.

In a recent passionate post , Nanocelt the Contrarian protested the actions that President-Elect Trump had taken regarding the war in Gaza. Although I empathized with his pain, I urged him to wait and see if and how the deal was done.

The Left and the legacy media continue to indulge in hysteria and accusations about the potential of Donald Trump taking revenge on his “enemies.” They are determined to call him out for planning these dastardly deeds—even though