Articles by MJA

IBD: Yes, yes, it feels like the country’s been in a mess. So, every week we publish a collection of some late-night jokes for fun. Imagine that in a presidential [Read More]

NYP: An American tourist was fatally stabbed and at least 10 other people injured Tuesday in a suspected terror strike in the Jaffa port area of Tel Aviv shortly before [Read More]

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I know and appreciate folks who dig my work who say, “Just ignore the haters, Zo!” Thanks, but ignoring cancer ain’t exactly a good idea.

NYP: Former First Lady Nancy Reagan was fondly remembered on Monday by one of the era’s most powerful and influential figures — Mr. T. “I mourn the death of First [Read More]

WT: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday issued an executive order granting people access to the public facilities that correspond with their gender identity. “We want people [Read More]

OK, It Was Only Three or Four, But Still Funny. NB:  Live television, particularly news broadcasting, is bound to have the occasion slip-up or gaffe here and there. Some nights [Read More]

NB:The Fox News Channel and Special Report host Bret Baier finally received their first chance in the 2016 election to extensively question Hillary Clinton through their Democratic Town Hall on [Read More]

NYP: WASHINGTON — The tip of the spear may be losing its edge. Navy SEAL teams don’t have enough combat rifles to go around, even as these highly trained forces [Read More]

WT: Hillary Clinton’s murky position on fracking has angered both sides of the climate-change debate, and it’s unclear whether the Democratic Party’s presidential front-runner supports expanded natural gas drilling

WaTimes: On a dead-end street in an industrial block in Northeast Washington, fences tangled with razor wire abut the abandoned warehouse where city officials want to house as many as [Read More]

“The Child is father of the Man,” wrote William Wordsworth, marveling at the enchantment of the child’s early experience and delight in play. CERC: The formative period of childhood cultivates [Read More]