By Robert Romano The Arlington House, the Robert E. Lee Memorial, has been a part of the National Park Service as a national monument since 1955, when Congress designated it. The building was the household of Confederate general Robert E. Lee, built in 1803. It was never […]

By Robert Romano Someone has to be the adult in the room. Whenever President Donald Trump — or any political leader — stands up to condemn all of the violence at a national tragedy such as Charlottesville, Va. regardless of the causes, political or otherwise, those calls […]

By Printus LeBlanc College is supposed to prepare young people for the world. Students are supposed to gain knowledge and learn skills that prepare them for a career, while challenging their minds. Somewhere along the line that changed. Colleges have become indoctrination factories reminiscent of […]

By Robert Romano On May 3, 2016, when asked by MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell if there was any indication that foreign governments had penetrated her private email server that contained classified information, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton emphatically denied the charge, saying, “No, not at all.” The rationale for denying this was obvious enough. […]

By Rick Manning A thirty-four year old usher at the Friendship Baptist Church in Chicago along with another man were murdered on Sunday morning while going up the steps of the church just as services were starting. These were just two of the nine killings , three of which were self-defense during a home invasion, that occurred in the Windy City this […]

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By Robert Romano In March, when Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself , it was very specifically from “any existing or future investigations of any matters related in any way to the campaigns for President of the United States.” That means anything up to November 8, 2016. Any matters […]

By Peter Hong After the GOP leadership lost health care reform in the Senate by a single vote with three renegade Republicans joining a unanimous bloc of Democrats, you’d think Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would be singularly focused on capturing the 25 Senate seats Democrats […]

By Printus LeBlanc For the last three decades, the U.S. has been practicing Neville Chamberlain style diplomacy with North Korea. Democrat and Republican administrations have continued to “kick the can” down the road with regards to North Korea. “As long as we don’t have to […]

By Natalia Castro South Carolina is flooded with nuclear waste and the state’s Attorney General is ready for the federal government to pick up the tab. Years of politicized debate on the best way to process nuclear energy has caused a buildup of dangerous weapons […]