Cheryl K. Chumley

The U.S.-Iran war is entering its 6-month mark, and despite the unleashing of economic sanctions, the regime is still refusing to give up its nuclear ambitions.

Michigan Muslim Democrat and U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed apologized for comments he made after an antisemitic attack on Temple Israel in March and said he didn’t mean to offend anyone by suggesting the 140 children and adult-age Jews inside had it coming. His comments were “misconstrued,” he said.

Rahm Emanuel said in recent remarks on Fox News that he didn’t “consider the Democratic Socialists” to be “part of the Democrat Party” and that the party itself is “not open to being taken over” by the Democratic Socialists of America. Too late.

It’s bad enough to think that China wins the war on technology dominance around the world. But what of artificial intelligence that teaches itself to dominate humanity?

Fact is, Ken Paxton is only beginning his campaign now. And the reason he’s only beginning to campaign now is that he only had to begin his campaign now. Up until a few months ago, who knew of James Talarico?

The two-day Republican Midterm Convention kicks off Sept. 9 in Dallas, and on the table for discussion is a panel on what separates the GOP from the Democrats in terms of visions for America. That’s an easy one. Republicans want to save America. Democrats want to destroy it. Any questions?

Let’s not confuse fashion and dieting for the purposes of physical beautification — for solely the reasons to look good on the beach — with health. And “fat flesh” just ain’t healthy. It doesn’t even sound healthy. It sounds a bit revolting, really.

Democrats, worried about their chances for winning their midterm elections, have finally settled on the idea that men shouldn’t play in women’s sports because men, well, they aren’t women. And then they walked that back a bit. Well, some did — not all. Even when Dems try to clarify, they confuse.

The Defense Department is pushing for nuclear development and the construction of microreactors on military bases as sources of power. And that push could translate to the commercial and civilian markets as well.

Barack Obama used his former presidential position to push fellow Democrats at a private fundraiser to manage, oversee, regulate and, ultimately, control the direction of artificial intelligence development.