Steve Bannon stepped down Tuesday from his top post at Breitbart News after author Micheal Wolff revealed his disparaging comments about President Trump.
        

Attorney General Jeff Sessions is being attacked on both sides of the aisle for rescinding the Obama policy that opened the floodgates to marijuana addiction.

Next month wealthy South Korea will host the XXIII Winter Olympics in PyeongChang — despite the on-going Korean War.

Seventeen years after granting “temporary protected status” to nearly 200,000 Salvadoran citizens who had fled earthquakes in 2001 or who were already here illegally and claimed they were unable to return to their homeland because of civil strife, America is setting a deadline: Get right with the law or go home.

Gold began the new year with a big $20 rise on Thursday to $1,325 before correcting to $1,318 on Friday.

A frequent point I have made in past columns has been about the educational travesty happening on many college campuses. Some people have labeled my observations and concerns as trivial, unimportant and cherry-picking. While the spring semester awaits us, let’s ask ourselves whether we’d like to see repeats of last year’s antics.

There is an old Latin proverb, Fiat justitia, ruat caelum, which means, roughly translated, Let justice be done, though the heavens may fall.

In the midst of the media feeding frenzy over Michael Wolff’s gossipy and fact-mangling book on the Trump White House, another piece of news broke.