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The article presents the author's views about the proposed tax cuts by the Donald Trump administration in the U.S., its impact on the rich and the middle class, along with his analysis of the Laffer curve. Details related to the impact of tax cuts by previous GOP presidents including Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush are presented.

The article discusses how the strategies and policies of U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Muslims in the country is helping terrorist outfits like Islamic State recruit people and plan more attacks against the Western world. Topics include the difference in th policies of President Trump and Barack Obama and how terrorist organizations have portrayed Western nations as the enemy of Islam.

The author criticizes nomination of Federal judge Neil Gorsuch, by U.S. President Donald Trump for the Supreme Court because of his partisanship with the Republicans and undermining for political purposes, as of February 2017. It report that Gorsuch, unfortunately, must be sacrificed on the altar of obscene partisanship erected by the Republicans.

The article provides information on aspects related to concerns over legacy of U.S. President Donald Trump and promises made by him for the development of U.S. Topics discussed include lucrative private sector jobs and growth of personal risks, direct communication between media and public, and self-control of Trump to be the President of U.S.

The article discusses the potential impact of President Donald Trump's international business ties on the foreign policy of the U.S.

The article focuses on the U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump, who besides of having lawsuits for hiding and destroying documents thinks of imprisonment for her Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton. Topics discussed include strategies of Trump including hindering, denying and delaying to avoid court's order for returning documents destroyed by him; lying about having access to his companies on computer servers on getting sued into a Florida casino deal and blaming on Clinton by him.

The article focuses on the information given by U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump in his campaign. Topics discussed include the email from Sidney Blumenthal, confidant of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, the warning about interference of Russian hackers, and Russian online news services Sputnik being the reason behind all confusion. Also mentioned are alteration of documents released by organization Wikileaks and ignorance of intelligence briefings by the presidential candidate.

The article focuses on the U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump. Topics discussed includes the harm caused to the Republican Party due to campaigning, the personal wealth of Trump earned by using father's contacts and methods used by Trump to earn money. Also mentioned are the destruction caused by Trump to the National Football League (NFL) by purchase of U.S. Football League (USFL) team, and the disasters caused by Trump to others in his business life.

The article discusses reports revealing that presidential candidate Donald Trump's construction projects purchased his steel and aluminum from Chinese manufacturers rather than U.S. corporations. Topics discussed include his comments regarding his fiduciary responsibility to his shareholders to obtain the highest possible returns, purchase of steel by him from holding firm Ossen Innovation Co. Ltd. and loss of blue-collar workers in the U.S. due to it.

The article discusses political corruption of U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump. Topics discussed include first presidential campaign in November 1999 to continue the U.S. embargo against Cuba and his views on Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro; involvement of Trump company in illegal expenditure in Cuba through Trump Hotels without authorization; establishment of a casino company in Cuba and his initial introduction as a presidential candidate; and deceiving voters during campaigns.

The article offers information on Republican candidate Donald Trump and his role in the presidential campaign in the U.S. for the 2016 presidential elections. It mentions about the racist story started by presidential candidate Hillary Clinton related to the birth place of U.S. President Barack Obama in Kenya. It states the issue of gambling Florida by President Trump and his purposes to inflation.

The article offers the author's insights on the proclamation of Republican Party nominee Donald Trump that he can save America. Topics discussed by the author include conflicts of interest between the American national security and his foreign business dealings, deterioration of relations between Turkey government and Trump, and abandonment of Trump's effort to prove the claim regarding the birth of President Barack Obama in Kenya.

The article focuses on controversies surrounding Trump Organization founded by U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump. It is noted that although there is no evidence the Trump Organization has engaged in any illegal activities, a close examination reveals that it is an enterprise with deep ties to global financers, foreign politicians and even criminals. It is mentioned that untold millions of dollars comes to the Trump family from the organization every year from such deals.

The article discusses a letter given to House Speaker Paul Ryan on impact of the U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump step back on the U.S. Republican Party. Topics discussed include fall in the U.S. Grand Old Party (GOP) in elections; impact of Trump's appeal on children and youth of the country; and immigration of Muslims and people from many Muslim countries.

The article offers the author's insights on the nomination for American businessman Donald Trump as presidential candidate of the U.S. Republican Party. The author discusses the credibility of evangelism, the failure of Trump to express his understanding on the Bible, and his views on asking forgiveness to God.

The article presents the author's open letter for Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and member of the Republican Party Paul Ryan criticizing on why the profligate dishonesty of Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, makes him a danger to all of them. The author suggests that Ryan must deal with the flagrant disregard for the facts, and for the truth about Trump's presidency.

The article discusses an open letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan on why he must denounce politician Donald Trump from the U.S. Presidential nominee.

The article reports that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for the 2016 presidential election in the U.S. has been facing controversy regarding racism due to his call to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. It mentions that Trump's success was the result of his father's, Fred Trump, money and with the help of Roy Cohn his father friend Trump has been able to build casino and build his falling business again in 1978.

The article focuses on the American history especially the 2003 invasion of Iraq to destroy weapons of mass destruction (WMD) that didn't exist. Topics discussed include death of 4,500 American soldiers in the past; possible creation of the militant organization ISIS due to steps taken by former President George W. Bush; and the Pentagon cited Iraq almost immediately as being potentially linked to Al-Qaeda.

The article offers the author's insights on U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and his presidential campaign, which shows that he was not a legitimate candidate for president. Topics discussed include the manipulation made by Sanders and his managers to gain the Democratic nomination, the conspiracy theory spread by the supporters of Sanders, and his plan to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations.

The article reports on the rise of politician Donald Trump and his condemnation by the U.S. Republican elite. Topics discussed include the division of the Democrats and Republicans in the country, the claims on secret plans of President Barack Obama in taking away guns, and the political operations of Republican politicians.

The article offers the author's insights on the black propagandas against U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump. The author argues on the call for American voters to practice democracy, the strategy of U.S. Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders to acquire the nomination away from former U.S. State Secretary Hillary Clinton, and the electorate system.

In this article, the author comments on a law introduced in Mississippi that prohibits selling of wedding cakes to gay couples as according to some politicians it is against Christianity. Topics discussed include refusing services to gay couples on the basis of religious beliefs, the Bible not prohibiting eating meat or business transactions with gays; and no connection between anti-gay laws and religious freedom.

The article focuses on jihad hipsters who had been responsible for the bombings in Brussels, Belgium. It states that the suspects of the incident were the children who had witnessed the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center in 2001. Also mentioned the differences of jihad from Muslims and terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

The article offers the author's insights on the impact of super political action committees (PACs) to the U.S. Republican Party which should be supporting not splitting the party into well-financed factions. Topics mentioned include the different interest of rich people that influence the political process, the support of independent groups to presidential candidate Donald Trump, and the view of Republican politicians that the nomination of Trump cold destroy the political party.

The article discusses the possible scenario when the passage of confirmations and legislation in the U.S. will be virtually stopped by party politics in the U.S. Topics discussed include the failed experiment in democracy and the stand of the Republicans to block the nomination of President Barack Obama for the replacement of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Also emphasized is the move of the political parties in the country in desecrating the government for their own political advantage.

The article focuses on the violence conducted by American extremists since 2002. It mentions that extremists in the U.S. killed more Americans than the jihadist such as that of the Washington think tank Islamists whose nine attacks killed 45 while those launched by right-wing extremists killed 48. It cites the attack launched by Eric Feight and Glendon Crawford in a storefront Chinese restaurant in New York City.

The article discusses the abortion debate in the U.S. The Texas Policy Evaluation Project claims that countries with rigid rules against abortion have a higher number of unsafe, illegal procedures and that the number of abortions is not reduced. Topics include the question of when life begins as a key issue for anti-abortion activists, the issue of rape, and Nebraska's 20-week abortion ban. It talks about solutions like Planned Parenthood, Affordable Care, and the Pregnant Women Support Act.

The article discusses the need for America's military and political leaders to study the terrorist group ISIS. It notes that America's failure to understand ISIS has resulted in paranoia over the Syrian refugee crisis. Observers say that ISIS can infiltrate the U.S. through social media without posing as refugees. The article infers that America's leaders have resorted to simplistic military solutions due to their ignorance of ISIS and their belief of an apocalyptic war against the Antichrist.

The article discusses reasons behind falsehoods that U.S. politicians are leveling against illegal immigrants. Topics covered include allegations that illegal aliens are lawbreakers and that they steal jobs from U.S. citizens, the increase of illegal immigration into the U.S. since 1979, and the growing power of criminals known for smuggling people across the border. Also mentioned are studies showing that illegal aliens are not violent criminals and the taxes they pay in the U.S.

The article discusses the issues surrounding gun control in the U.S. Topics covered include the gun control debates arising from the various interpretations of the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, the lobbying efforts of the National Rifle Association (NRA) which allow ineligible individuals to get guns easily, and recommendations including the banning of accessories, outlawing the public display of weapons and allowing the concealed carry of guns.

The article focuses on drug abusers working in medical care facilities across the U.S. Topics discussed include the case of drug abuser and medical professional David Kwiatkowski who has been traveling to various hospitals across the U.S., health risks associated with hospital employees' use of narcotics intended for patients and hospital practices and policies related to employees using medicines intended for patients.

The article discusses the meningitis outbreak that sickened and killed patients in 20 U.S. states in 2012 due to the use of the New England Compounding Center's (NECC) injectable methylprednisolone acetate. Topics include how the outbreak started with the meeting of John Notarianni of the New England Compounding Center and nurse Debra Schamber of the Saint Thomas Outpatient Neurosurgery Center, the problems with the NECC plan in selling the drugs, and hazards in the NECC drug manufacturing.

The article addresses the global war of terror. It looks at the opportunity for Islamic terrorists to reenergize their organizations and the use of social media by terrorists for incitement, fundraising and recruitment. Suggested strategic actions for Western nations to take include the need to focus on young Muslims who traveled to Syria during the civil war in the country in 2011, creation of a comprehensive policy for dealing with people returning from Syria, and win the social media war.

The article examines the history and meaning of the Bible, and discusses Biblical illiteracy among Americans. Topics discussed include about 400 years passing between the time first Christian manuscripts were written and their compilation into the New Testament, manuscripts originally written in Koiné or common Greek, and variations among manuscripts. It also mentions the addition of New Testament sections and removal of parts contradicting emerging orthodox beliefs by scribes.

The article discusses the role of U.S. Senate powers in the appointment of presidential nominations and the use of filibusters to block the appointment of nominees by U.S. Senate Republicans. Topics include the number of nominees blocked compared historically to those during the administration of President Barack Obama, the use of the filibuster and interpretation of the Appointments Clause, and the question is asked whether democracy will survive in U.S. politics.

The article discusses the rising trend of people in the U.S. believing that their knowledge exceeds that of trained professionals such as historians, climatologists, and lawyers, and how this has been reflected in high school textbooks published by Texas publishers. Topics include how Christian dogma is being inserted into history textbooks, how conservative groups feel about the Advanced Placement (AP) courses, and the issue of ideology in schools.

The article focuses on the 'space race,' the competition between the U.S. and Russia to reach the moon during the 1960s. Topics include the declassification of government documents showing U.S. efforts to achieve dominance during the Cold War, the development of defense missiles by the U.S. military, and the 'Star War's missile defense system.

The article discusses the Salafist jihadi militant organization Islamic State (ISIS), focusing on a list of the organization's enemies. Topics include foreign policy suggestions for the U.S. in dealing with ISIS; and ISIS relations with other groups including the religious sects Salafis and Shiites, political entities Arab oil sheiks, Iran, Iraq and Syria, and other terrorist organizations such as Hamas, Hezbollah and Al-Qaeda.

The article discusses the dispute over legacy and licensing deals between the family of Martin Luther King Jr., the African American civil rights leader. Topics include a brief history of King's four children Yolanda King, Martin King, Dexter King, and Bernice King, the Kings' roles in the nonprofit organization the King Center, and the role of money in the family dispute.

The article presents information on Russian national Aleksandr Andreevich Panin's January 2014 guilty plea to conspiracy to commit fraud in relation to his illegal software, SpyEye crimeware, that allows cybercrime hackers to empty bank accounts online. Topics include money-laundering chains; malware toolkits or crimeware; and online digital currency service Liberty Reserve.

The article reports on a libel suit in a Federal district court in Washington, D.C. that is moving closer to trial. Michael Mann, director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University, filed the lawsuit against the National Review and the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) claiming they libeled him in a pair of articles, written by authors Rand Simberg and Mark Steyn, which stated that he had manipulated climate data and that the fraud was covered up by his employer.

The article discusses businessman Jonnie Williams, who, according to the author, destroyed the reputation of former Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell and his wife Maureen McDonnell. Topics include the history of Williams' dubious business endeavors such as Spectra Pharmaceutical Services Inc., the reason he got involved with the McDonnells, and how the scandal surrounding the three people will likely impact each of them.

The article discusses the emergence of bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 23,000 deaths result annually from bacterial infections that are impervious to the safest and most effective antibiotics. Contributing to the problem are a lack of interest among drug companies in developing new antibiotics, and excessive use of antibiotics in the U.S.

The article offers the author's insights on the personal email accounts of former U.S. Secretaries of State Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice. Topics discussed include the criticism of the Republicans on the personal email account of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, the sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF) of Powell and Rice, and the Code of Federal Regulations.

The article discusses how the terror attacks that happened at a December 2, 2015 holiday party in San Bernardino, California could be viewed as a feud between different political parties. Topics include the view that terrorism may also be seen as a means to give out political message through threats and instilling fear and the claim that finding out whether the Muslim couple attackers at San Bernardino were supporters of Democrats or Republicans could be used by both parties against each other.

The author conveys his views on U.S. President Barack Obama and other politicians that he says are soft on terrorists such as the Islamic State and al-Qaeda. Topics mentioned include American Christians as the financial supporter of radical Catholic terrorists in the Irish Republican Army, estimated number of Muslims in Europe who could be radicalized according to political scientist Angel Rabasa, and thoughts from Texas Senator Ted Cruz on Obama as an apologist for radical Islamic terrorists.

The author claims that when placed under close scrutiny, the financial reports submitted by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on May 2015, fails to conceal the unhealthy accounting practices that has allowed its executives, notably its president Richard J. Baron to take home millions of dollars in salaries and bonuses. He also asserts that ABIM's Maintenance of Certification program is mostly irrelevant to the medicine practiced by its members.

The article offers information on the allegations that facts that could have prevented the Iraq War were withheld from then U.S. President George W. Bush. Topics include revelations about deception from former deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Ben Bonk told the author, the alleged absence of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) in Saddam Hussein's possession, and weak intelligence regarding WMD claims.

The author discusses the conspiracy theory regarding the military takeover of Texas by U.S. President Barack Obama. Topics covered include the government's use of secret tunnels under closed Wal-Mart stores to take over Texas, a multi-state training exercise by the military from July to September 2015 called Jade Helm 15, and the need for the military to prove it is not practicing war against its own states according to U.S. Representative Louie Gohmert.