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When Penn State commenced play in the Big Ten in 1993, it was the first year I joined the media proletariat in covering the team’s gridiron exploits. They finished 6-2

President Joe Biden, we keep hearing, is a deeply empathetic man. It is that empathy that brought him to the presidency — his deep and abiding capacity to connect with

Aug. 19 marked the 70th anniversary of the overthrow of Mohammad Mosaddegh, the first democratically elected prime minister of Iran. It was the first coup d’état in the modern era

As I noted in my column of several weeks ago, it’s a plus for everyone that Donald Trump will not show for the Republican debate.

On Sunday, after spending several hours on Rehoboth Beach in Delaware, President Joe Biden was asked by a member of the press pool about the rising death toll in Hawaii.

Though he gave credit to another social scientist who expressed the concept, it was Alfred Korzybski who, in 1931, coined the expression, “The map is not the territory.” In other

When the US gives arms to other nations, that is touted as diplomacy. If so, diplomacy needs a major makeover.

In February, an FBI whistleblower from their Richmond, Virginia field office leaked a report about spying on “radical-traditionalist Catholics” labeling them as “potential domestic terrorists.”

This week, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis launched a 98-page missile directly into the heart of American politics. That missile was a 41-count indictment charging former President Donald Trump

Climate change-fueled drought and high winds created the perfect conditions for raging wildfires across the Hawaiiian island of Maui last week, burning the historic town of Lahaina to the ground.