On a whim, President Donald Trump said earlier this week that the U.S. would scale down its annual military exercises with South Korea in deference to his “very good relationship” with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, columnist John Rash writes.
Though some fared better than others in the primaries, the competitiveness of progressives this year suggests Donald Trump has radicalized the Democratic Party, John Rash writes.
From columnist John Rash: From Reflecting Pool algae to recent cyberattacks on municipal water systems, the Trump administration is navigating a higher-than-usual number of water issues.
From columnist John Rash: The epic poem about the mythical Ithacan King Odysseus wandered into America’s culture wars after some prominent conservatives concluded that Christopher Nolan’s film, which premiered this week, was “woke.”
From columnist John Rash: According to the Pew Research Center, sentiment from polls this year can be characterized with this headline: “On the Country’s 250th Anniversary, the American People Are in a Sour Mood.”
"Terrible for consumers, tariffs are also a consuming issue for some Canadians alienated by their erstwhile ally, whose president persistently denigrates its neighboring nation," columnist John Rash writes.
From international disdain for the U.S., to price gouging, to backlash over FIFA awarding Trump a "FIFA Peace Prize," the buildup to Thursday’s opening match seems tepid, columnist John Rash writes.
The senator recently contributed to the installation of of 20,000 teddy bears, each representing a missing Ukrainian child, on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., John Rash writes.
