Robert Jerson

During a recent joint session of Congress, tensions flared as several Democratic representatives displayed disruptive behavior in response to President Donald Trump’s address. The event, which marked an early speech in Trump’s second term, saw Democrats making headlines for their uncivil actions, which many observers deemed unbecoming of elected officials. The atmosphere was charged from … Read more

President Trump recently signed an executive order designating English as the official language of the United States. This announcement came during his address to Congress on March 1. The move is intended to promote unity and foster a shared American culture among citizens. But what does this really mean for the country? While the executive … Read more

Lent is here, and for many Catholics, it’s a time of reflection and preparation for the Easter celebration. This season, which emphasizes penitence, encourages followers to deepen their faith and connect with the teachings of Jesus. The Church has specific guidelines for Lent, asking adherents to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and Fridays, and … Read more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recently faced a challenging visit to Washington, D.C., where he left without any new agreements or support. This event has sparked considerable discussion and criticism, particularly regarding his interactions with U.S. leaders. During his visit, Zelenskyy reportedly exhibited a disrespectful attitude towards President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance. This … Read more

The debate over government spending is heating up as critics clash over the effectiveness of cutting waste versus reforming entitlements like Medicare and Social Security. On one side, some argue that the focus should be on reducing wasteful spending, while others believe that the real issue lies with the growing costs of entitlement programs and … Read more

Maureen Dowd, a well-known political columnist, has sparked controversy with her latest op-ed titled “Trump is Rootin’ for Putin.” The piece, published on March 1, 2025, in The New York Times, has drawn criticism for its lack of depth and analysis. Critics argue that Dowd relies heavily on snarky comments and pop culture references rather … Read more

The White House has turned down Egypt’s recent proposal to rebuild Gaza. A spokesperson from the National Security Council explained that the plan does not take into account the current state of Gaza, which is described as uninhabitable due to debris and unexploded ordnance. Egypt’s plan includes a $53 billion investment aimed at rebuilding Gaza … Read more

National Review, a prominent conservative publication, is facing criticism for its recent stance on foreign policy, particularly regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Critics argue that the magazine has aligned itself with the so-called "war party," a coalition of neoconservatives and Democrats who advocate for a more aggressive military approach. This shift is reminiscent of … Read more

Richard Vedder, a professor of economics at Ohio University, recently shared his thoughts on the state of higher education in America. He argues that over the past six decades, colleges and universities have experienced significant declines in quality, which he summarizes as "the seven deadly sins" of higher education. Vedder, who began teaching in 1963, … Read more

In a tense meeting on Friday, President Donald Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to leave the White House, highlighting a growing rift between the two leaders. This incident has drawn attention to the complicated relationship between the United States and Ukraine, especially in the context of ongoing military aid and political tensions. The friction … Read more