Jeffrey Blehar

The fickle gods of irony are at work on this one.

The sense of entitlement and petulance on display is staggering.

Even CNN’s own analysts panned the Democratic nominee’s performance. This was her first authentic campaign disaster.

The attempt to highlight Trump’s age is rich given rather recent Democratic history.

The mayor is engaged not so much in a negotiation with an adversary as in a partnering up with a trusted co-conspirator to commit a white-collar bank heist.

The audacity of dope.

The nation is held to impossible standards of moral perfection in combat, even when launching a preemptive strike that ultimately saves civilian lives.

The former president knows by now the kind of people he wants surrounding him.

In Harris’s desperate effort not to answer any questions, her best bet is to tempt Trump with a mic that’s always hot.

This story has got it all — a Kennedy, a car in the middle of nowhere, a dead bear, falcons, and a steak dinner — but leaves one critical question unanswered.

Kamala Harris has one key advantage: She is not Joe Biden and she is not Donald Trump.

The Democrats are selling the Kamala myth, because that’s all they really have.

The senator’s Times interview has raised more questions than it has answered.