"Don Morrison's 3 Minutes of Madness"

As our President struggles to deal with that crisis on the southern border, one citizen -- i.e., me -- prepares for the worst.

Our president says he's a nationalist. What exactly does that mean? The answer may trouble you.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wants a 70% tax on incomes above $10 million. Elizabeth Warren wants a new tax on wealth. Bernie Sanders wants to raise the estate tax. And Americans seem to like those plans. Why? Because they think the tax system favors the rich. And it does.

Spy thrillers may not be for everyone, but the genre is getting a shot in the arm -- thanks to Trump and the Russians.

As the stalemate over a southern border wall drags on, we should look to history and the Bible for guidance.

Granddautgher coming for Chrtistmas. Worried she'll ask that existential question. So I found an answer for kids of all ages.

It's the most wonderful time of the year, but my first Christmas as a husband was the worst. All my fault. In the great debate over real tree vs. artificial , I made the wrong choice.

In an uncharacteristic outburst of civic-mindedness, I volunteered to help recount ballots from the midterm elections in Florida. Complications ensued.

Before the midterm elections fade into history, here are some lessons from the campaign trail about the state of America today.

After a plague of deadly hate crimes, Trump get blamed, blames his blamers and calls for unity. Meanwhile, Americans grow weary of hate.

With crucial midterm elections approaching, our right to vote is under threat from a party that thinks voting should be difficult.

When German troops attacked Stalingrad in 1942, only one thing stood in their way -- the same thing that slowed Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination is now standing in the way of continued Republican dominance: women.

After more than a year, the Mueller investigation hasn't come up with evidence that Trump colluded with Russia or obstructed justice. Except for a few small things.

Days after an anonymous New York Times essay shakes the Trump presidency, a senior official comes forward to say what's really going on in the White House.

America needs a new national anthem. Here's a great candidate.

A whale mourns the loss of her calf, and the world takes note. But ther gesture is evidently more than simple maternal grief. It's a protest, a demonstration --  and a cry for help for an entire species.

Under attack -- or, as the president says, infestation -- from unauthorized foreigners, I contemplated a travel ban, a family separation policy and outright violence as deterrents. Then I built a wall. Unforseen consequences ensued.

Do you create crises to get credit for solving them? You have a friend in the White House. And there's name for that disorder.

At first glance, America seems to be abandoning its global leadership role. But dig deeper, and the President's recent moves on the world stage are even more alarming.

The U.S. has begun separating children of would-be immigrants from their parents. What kind of country have we become?

Fifty years ago, the world was aflame with rebellion and hope. They were rudely extinguished. But the dreams of 1968 -- and some of the gains -- endure.

Trump thinks he deserves the Nobel Prize. So do I. Only not the one he's thinking of.

Before the North Korea peace train gathers too much speed, here are some reasons for caution.

I went to Peru to see Machu Picchu, the ancient Incan complex. I found a lesson for America.

Why is our pro-business Administration determined to lead us into the industrial past?