Read More57 years ago today, the Beatles played their first live concert in America. On the night of February 11, 1964 music and popular culture changed forever. Some 20 years after that historic event, I made a pilgrimage to the site of that first concert, and 50 years later (in 2014) I wrote about this realization that time never stands still. Here’s my remembrance of Washington Coliseum, within walking distance of Union Station.
Read MoreWhile watching the Barr hearings this morning (he’s testifying before a congressional subcommittee), my main takeaway is the failure of the legislative process. It’s a system that stinks. It’s broken.
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Read MoreParts 1 and 2 of my past with the Turkish Embassy and my present, meeting Billy Hayes, the author and inpiration for the harrowing movie, “Midnight Express.”
Read MoreAt the annual CPAC convention yesterday, a speaker talking about the beauty of naturalization-citizenship ceremonies drew loud, sustained booing. Here’s my reaction.
Read MoreNo, the federal government is not “too big.” If anything, it’s not big enough. Here are the facts.
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