By Bob Gaydos
Was Jeanine Pirro tired of Washington, the lying, or just waking up to reality when she bucked Trump on the Lincoln Pool story? Whatever, the odds are she’s gone.

By Bob Gaydos
Did Anthony Fauci’s decision to invoke his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination help him? Depends on what you mean by “help.”

By Bob Gaydos
Trump’s nuclear ‘deal’ with Saudi Arabia was fine except for one thing —- it ignored the long, complicated history of the Middle East. Deals don’t come easily there.

By Bob Gaydos
When it comes to make-believe, Gilbert and Sullivan have nothing on what’s happening every day in Washington, D.C. Well, except for being far more entertaining.

By Bob Gaydos
Suddenly or unexpectedly, Lindsey Graham’s death has changed the chemistry in the Senate. Or has it?

By Bob Gaydos
New York’s governor has chosen a female running mate for lieutenant governor, creating the first all-female top of ticket in New York State.

By Bob Gaydos
Never speak ill of the dead, they say. Okay. So here’s a column remembering Lindsey Graham and how he and Donald Trump have improved our vocabulary.

By Bob Gaydos
It’s tough finding answers to questions in a world full of lies and disappearing reliable news sources.

By Bob Gaydos
Belgium played well, the U.S. men’s team was off its game. The U.S. star played, suspension lifted. Belgium won. The U.S. lost in many ways.

By Bob Gaydos
Trump couldn’t help himself. He had to interfere in the World Cup and get the star U.S. player’s suspension reversed. A stain on the US and FIFA.