Two Trump-hating, far-left radical women made news this week as they got into an argument about how to best insult President Trump.

The decision to hospitalize President Trump on Friday night for several days after he tested positive for COVID-19 appears to be a wise one, taken out of an abundance of caution. It shouldn’t lead anyone to conclude he is seriously ill at this time.

President Trump should be credited with a historic achievement for brokering agreements to normalize relations between Israel, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.

President Trump’s announcement Thursday of an agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates to normalize relations will go down in history as a remarkable turning point that I believe will lead to normal relations between Israel and many more of its Arab neighbors.

In almost 50 days rotating in the ICU I took care of dozens of critically ill patients. Only two of my patients survived.  

We need to accept that we cannot control much of our circumstances today.

When COVID-19 is vanquished, Americans will emerge battered and humbled, but ultimately victorious.

“My daughter is an emergency room nurse at St Joseph’s Hospital,” my patient began telling me during our consultation last week. “This is her 9/11, I told her.” 

The attacks on the move to limit the expansion of COVID-19 not only to the United States but in effect to the Americas, are opportunist, partisan and profoundly ignorant.

When the 22 members of the Arab League convene in Cairo Saturday to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian peace plan unveiled Tuesday by President Trump, they have a historic opportunity to endorse a fair and equitable vision that would create a demilitarized Palestinian state able to live in peace with Israel. This is an offer too good to turn down.