It took years, but now we know the number of secret informants the FBI had in Washington during the Capitol riot of Jan. 6, 2021. What we don’t know is what they did.
York: Now we know how many secret sources the FBI had on Jan. 6, but what did they do? Read More »
Maintaining a healthy skepticism can be a challenge.
So many things these days are there to monetize your attention, and all too often the people generating the eye-catching content on social media (and sometimes in regular media) are none too picky about grabbing you without exaggerating or, sadly, making things up.
Every time I scan American news outlets, especially the right-wing ones featuring the latest news on Syria, I get split between laughing or crying because of their outrageous panic about the future of Syria’s minorities.
Hindawi: If American media will chill, Syria can be made great again Read More »
In a recent viral moment, the mayor of Denver, Mike Johnston, threatened to deploy local cops and thousands of Coloradans for a “Tiananmen Square moment” to stop the next administration’s strong immigration policies.
Evans: ‘America must prioritize deporting gangsters, not grandmas’ Read More »
Through the years, I’ve attended countless leadership training sessions, courses and workshops. Most start with the same bold statement: “All leaders are born leaders!”
Devotional: We are all born to lead, with a servant mindset Read More »
We are writing to be 100% transparent with the decisions made by the EPC Canvass Board to remove three votes for Rep. Steph Vigil during the House District 16 election recount.
Gillard & Stutzriem: In support of the EPC canvass board in HD16 recount Read More »
TIME Magazine nominated WNBA phenom Caitlin Clark as the Athlete of the Year for 2024. And honestly, she deserves it. Clark single-handedly revitalized the WNBA with her competitiveness and athletic ability. She was a class act during the pre-and post-game interviews and drew massive crowds to previously practically empty arenas.
President-elect Donald J. Trump has a clear mandate to reform higher education in his second term, for two reasons.
Burgess: Here’s how Trump Administration can save American education Read More »
An early lesson I learned as a young staffer for the late Sen. Bill Armstrong was the importance of careful consideration. He disliked being rushed into hasty decisions and developed a standard response to any demand for immediate action.
Walcher: Time is on Colorado’s side – no need to rush Read More »
President-elect Donald Trump’s commanding reelection victory understandably upset many on the Left who tried for nearly a decade to demonize his brand of populist politics as outside the boundaries of acceptable political discourse. But in the past week, two incidents in New York have triggered an outburst of violent rhetoric that condemns anti-Trumpian leftist rhetoric.
Washington Examiner: The Left’s troubling violent rhetoric Read More »
