In this bustling metropolis, not far from busy shopping malls and a modern sports stadium, the modest park surrounding Genbaku Dome is quiet. Trees muffle the rumble of traffic crossing the nearby Aioi Bridge over the Ota River. Tourists from across the world speak in hushed tones…… Continue Reading
ANALYSIS: Pope Leo, Populism, and the American Economy
Does Pope Leo XIV subscribe to the tenets of the economic agenda of patriotic populism? Well, it seems so, as he officially revealed his thinking behind his papal name, telling cardinals in Rome that he chose it “mainly because Pope Leo XIII in his historic encyclical Rerum Novarum addressed the social question in the context of the first great industrial revolution”…… Continue Reading
Washington Awash With Suspicion of a Biden Cancer Cover-Up
Former President Joseph R. Biden’s newly revealed prostate cancer has ignited burning questions about whether his doctors, aides and Democratic allies covered up the grim diagnosis while he was in the Oval Office. The speculation engulfed the political left and right…… Continue Reading
OP-ED: Democracy Dies in Darkness in Fairfax County
Because the consent of the governed is the cornerstone of democracy and knowledge is essential to consent, the active suppression of knowledge creates a poisoned atmosphere inimical to the growth of strong, healthy, democratic societies…… Continue Reading
Taiwan’s Commitment to Peace Is Strong and Enduring
Despite Taiwan’s careful efforts to maintain peace in the Taiwan Strait, the international community has not been immune to misleading narratives that blame the victim rather than the aggressor, including accusations that portray Taiwan’s necessary defensive measures as “political escalations”…… Continue Reading
Biden Diagnosed With ‘Aggressive Form’ of Prostate Cancer
Former President Joseph R. Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. In a statement Sunday afternoon, Mr. Biden’s office said the cancer also had spread to his bones, while adding that it was still a treatable form of the disease…… Continue Reading
OP-ED: Tax Reform Isn’t Inevitable. It’s Earned
In the summer of 2017, Washington, D.C. was not just sweltering in heat—it was smoldering with political disappointment. Republicans had just failed to repeal Obamacare, despite a decade of promises. I was the Digital Communications Director for Speaker Paul Ryan at that time—a job I also held for Speakers John Boehner and Kevin McCarthy…… Continue Reading
WMATA Testing System to Let Riders Tap Credit Cards for Rides
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is testing a system that would allow riders to tap their credit or debit card directly to pay for a ride instead of a SmarTrip card. Testing is focused on Metrorail, starting with select stations and then a second wave of testing systemwide, according to a slide shown at Thursday’s Metro Board of Directors meeting…… Continue Reading
Trump Plans Calls With Putin, Zelenskyy Next Week
President Trump said he will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin early next week after the Russian leader opted to skip peace talks with Ukraine in Turkey. Mr. Trump has pressed both sides to find an end to the war, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy agreeing to a U.S.-brokered 30-day ceasefire…… Continue Reading
Eden Gordon Media and Great American Pure Flix Presents Summer of Faith, Family & Freedom
Eden Gordon Media, Great America Media and Great American Pure Flix are preparing for a summer full of faith, family, and freedom as the country embraces renewed patriotism, revived religious liberty and rediscovered inalienable rights a year before America celebrates its 250th birthday…… Continue Reading
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