Commentary

A week before the presidential election, everything is hanging in the balance, but President Trump isn't leaving anything on the table.

In New Hampshire on Sunday, the president told the naked truth: In this race, he’s running against Silicon Valley, the leftist media, and pro-Biden censorship. A fatigued Biden, meanwhile, looks like he just wants this to all be over.

Biden rouses Trump supporters by calling them “chumps.” Trump seizes on the former vice president’s green energy gaffe.

The crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh has an uncanny resemblance to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which is why it is an Israeli interest that Nagorno-Karabakh never receives international recognition, especially given the fact that Iran has taken a stance against Azerbaijan due to their positive relationship with Israel.

The time for a reckoning with the social media giants has arrived, and not only in the United States.

Trump is coming to Nashville with one hope: to reboot his campaign and recapture the excitement that propelled him to victory in 2016. Biden, for his part, simply hopes to avoid any mistakes.

The Shy Trump Voter makes intuitive sense for anyone watching the cancel culture in America grow more menacing by the day. One of the communities where it likely plays a role is the American Jewish community.

If preventing looting by non-socially distanced criminals is not a government priority but stopping people from praying in a house of worship is, something is profoundly wrong.

Seeing Israel backing the Azeris came somewhat as a surprise to many Hellenic nationals and Westerners alike.

The Left’s embrace of anti-Semitism demonstrates that its hysterical claims that Trump loves Nazis is nothing more than projection.