Michael A. Cohen

Earlier this month, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau publicly said of President Donald Trump, “What he wants is to see a total collapse of the Canadian economy because that’ll make it easier to annex us.” Trudeau’s accusation was extraordinary and […]

Most Americans are familiar with Canada, a country to America’s north that loves hockey, maple syrup and mispronouncing the word “about.” But by and large, they don’t pay much attention to our Northern neighbor and certainly not its politics. But,

In just a few weeks, Joe Biden will depart the Oval Office for the last time with a legacy featuring more highs and lows than perhaps any president in modern American history.  From an economic policy standpoint, Biden’s presidency was

The federal government is on the brink of a shutdown — and the blame for this unexpected turn of events falls squarely on Republicans, in particular Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Earlier this week, House Speaker Mike Johnson negotiated a

For 83 years, Dec. 7 has been remembered as a day of infamy. After this weekend, that day will have a new legacy — a day of freedom, as one of the most brutal and repressive regimes in modern history

Count me as one of those long-standing baseball fans who support every rule change of the past few years. Baseball purists pooh-pooh these changes, but as far as I’m concerned, they’ve made the game exciting. The pitch clock? Love it!

Let’s be clear: The 2024 election was a bad outcome for the Democratic Party. They lost the White House and the Senate and missed a golden opportunity to win control of the House of Representatives.  The Democrats’ defeat has led

Thursday is Thanksgiving Day, and a great American tradition will be served again — the Detroit Lions will be playing football. Every year, this gridiron contest has allowed Americans to come together and poke fun at one of the worst

In a recent CBS News interview, incoming “border czar” Tom Homan was confronted with the question of whether the benefits of mass-deporting millions of undocumented immigrants were worth the cost. He responded with a question of his own, “What price

Since Tuesday night’s election results were tallied, there has been a recurrent refrain as to why Democrats lost so badly — they ignored the working class, both white and nonwhite. In what amounted to the proverbial act of coming down