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Donald Trump’s criminal trial for engineering a hush money scheme—to save his 2016 campaign from a slew of stories about his infidelities—entered its dramatic final stages on Tuesday, as his former fixer, Michael Cohen, completed his testimony for the prosecution. Then, just as Trump’s attorneys seemed poised to attack, the former president’s defense team was surprisingly ginger when finally given a chance to strike back.

Several allies of former President Donald Trump have shown up at the Manhattan courthouse to support him while he’s on trial. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Attendees at Trump’s hush-money trial have so far included the Republican House Speaker, several members of Congress, state attorneys general, and two of Trump’s former presidential primary opponents.

We seem to have entered the end stage of American culture, at least on American college campuses.

Is it just me, or do “Germany” and “socialism” not belong in the same sentence? Frankly, socialism doesn’t belong anywhere except as an encyclopedic example of an “idiot plot.”

Democrats don't care about Vietnam veterans but they do watch the ethnic vote, and suddenly, their insensitivity is showing.

And guess what that means for the consumer?