Making money in boxing means never having to say you're sorry. Not for allowing Evander Holyfield to risk his life at the age of 58 just to make a few bucks. Certainly not for stealing money from gullible fans for a farce of a pay per view show that would have done terrible damage to the sport if only the sport wasn't so badly damaged already.
Let me get this straight. From recent congressional hearings, we learn that President Biden's best defense for his decision to abandon Afghanistan to the Taliban is essentialy, 'Trump made me do it.' How pathetic. The next thing you know, he'll blame the disaster on climate change. This is not "Profiles In Courage."
When Democrats savage a secretary of state who serves in a presidential administration of their party, it is obvious that something significant has taken place. This is what we have seen in the hot-seat testimony of Secretary Antony Blinken before the House Foriegn Affairs Committee and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
No other country on the face of the Earth has been more blessed by God than America. Our nation's birth was a monumental upset over the most powerful country in the world at the time. Our Founding Fathers risked everything for our independence -- their fortunes, their freedom, their lives and the lives of their families. What were they fighting for? Independence and self-rule. The colonists believed the price for freedom was worth the sacrifice.
L. Frank Baum wrote "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" almost 40 years before MGM brought the story to the silver screen. Though it's a classic, the movie is not entirely faithful to the book. The novel tells us the "wizard" is a man who has convinced the citizens of Oz to wear green-tinted glasses to help them buy the notion that they lived in a city made of emeralds.
This last week provides us with two shocking examples of how the government industrial complex is working against us citizens and this country's founding principles.
Washington quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick's on-field thigh injury put the NFL team in an all-too-familiar position in asking a familiar question: Who's next?
It's brilliant but diabolical: infect a vulnerable host, gain control over its functions, then claim complete conquest. The coronavirus spreads in this fashion, but it's also the modus operandi of the Taliban.
On Saturday, September 4th, the Financial Times headlined: "Apple delays child sex abuse detection code." Monstrous is just one adjective that comes to mind.
At the very same time the Supreme Court was reviewing an emergency request to block implementation of Texas' new heartbeat bill - a doctor was frantically aborting 67 babies before a midnight deadline.
One of the many problems with Democrats' $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill is their commitment to permanently end Hyde Amendment protections of preborn babies' lives.
Increasingly in public schools and many universities, students are taught about America's past faults, as if this is the prism through which all of us must see a country we were once taught to love.
It was scandalous and infuriating to hear President Biden argue last week that his so-called vaccine mandates somehow have nothing to do with freedom or personal choice.
On the day the United States marked two decades since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the Taliban triumphantly hoisted their flag over the Afghan presidential palace and launched their new regime in a brief ceremony.
In Hudson, Ohio, public high-school students were assigned the book "642 Things to Write About," which asked students to "write a sex scene you wouldn't show your mom."
© Copyright 2021 The Washington Times, LLC
3600 New York Avenue NE, Washington, DC 20002
