Almost lost in all the hoopla about the impeachment trial of President Trump is a report that yet another Justice Department of Hillary Clinton has concluded without the former Secretary of State being charged with wrongdoing.
Just for the sake of argument, let’s accept the idea that the assassination of Iran’s top military leader by the American government was a good idea.
I've been standing on a soap box for a while proclaiming that the real political battle in this country is actually a theological battle about the divinity of President Trump.
Of all the resentments President Donald Trump seems to have against Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, none seems to bug him more than Pelosi's claim that she "prays for him every day."
Attending the Madison Symphony Orchestra's annual Christmas spectacular is very much like enjoying a party with old friends.
I don't know what's going on in Republican circles these days, but it is pretty clear that insanity is kicking in big time.
A couple of years ago a Republican operative named Rick Wilson wrote a book asserting that "Everything Trump Touches Dies."
Ken Kosier, a gifted amateur pianist and a friend for 59 years, seemed excited as he greeted me before the Madison Symphony Orchestra concert Friday.
In the midst of all the other controversies this week, President Trump announced that Florida preacher Paula White will be the new spiritual adviser to his Office of Public Liaison.
One way to explain how much the Madison opera scene has improved since the 1980s is that I was once allowed to sing in a performance of Giuseppe Verdi's "La traviata" and was applauded for my efforts.
California is on fire ... again.
There's one thing I want to make clear: Donald J. Trump is my president.
Rachel Barton Pine, one of the world's most accomplished violinists, brought her artistry back to Madison this weekend to highlight an all-Russian program for the Madison Symphony Orchestra.
Look, I'm a liberal Democrat, but this parody video about President Trump goes way over any civilized line.
American Players Theatre has just completed its 40th anniversary season and, I think, it was the best ever.
The real question dividing Americans today isn't whether President Donald Trump should be impeached, but whether Trump proposed defending our southern border with a moat.
This is the time of year when "seasons" begin, so we are accustomed to first days of school, first football games, you know, that sort of thing.
Here are two quotes from the current climate debate:
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