Joe Guzzardi

A week after Joe Biden became president, he signed Executive Order 14008, which announced his commitment to protect 30 percent of U.S. land and water ... Read More

Voters are, to understate their mood, disenchanted with Congress. Yet paradoxically, voters re-elect, over and over, the same representatives they hold in dismally low esteem, ... Read More

Ask the millions of migrants who have either entered the United States or are lined up at the border what motivated their journeys, and all ... Read More

During World War II, 130,000 American soldiers and nearly 19,000 U.S. civilians were prisoners of war. The Japanese camps where POWs lived offered brutally inhumane ... Read More

Like the proverbial bad penny that keeps reappearing, lousy immigration bills are hard to kill off. Consider the EAGLE Act of 2022, also known as ... Read More

Baseball history is rich with inspiring stories about Hall of Fame players who served with distinction during World War II, then returned to the diamond ... Read More

Between today and January 3, 2023 when the 118th Congress convenes, the nation may undergo a shift away from the party that minimizes border security ... Read More

In 1997, the Cooperstown Hall of Fame honored the Acerra family, an all-Italian, 12-brother semi-pro team that played .700 winning baseball from 1938 to 1952. ... Read More

Every now and again, both during and after his two-term presidency, Bill Clinton espoused sound immigration thoughts that focused on the nation’s best interests. Most ... Read More

For the last several presidential election cycles, media messaging has been consistent: candidates who capture the Hispanic vote will win. The suggestion, often unstated, was ... Read More