Michael Medved

I hated Long Shot. It gets 1.5 stars because Charlize Theron is a talented actress, and the camera's in focus most of the time. But the film is appalling.

Six months to the day of the infamous synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh, neo-Nazi terrorism struck again with a murderous rampage at a vibrant Hassidic congregation in suburban San Diego.

The five presidential elections of the 21st Century have established a clear pattern of close battles between evenly matched parties-- a pattern charismatic candidates and billions in spending can’t seem to break.

With Democrats lurching leftward toward reparations, Medicare for all and a Green New Deal, they seem ready to repeat their mistake by nominating a radical ideologue.

Instead of the radical and oppressive Green New Deal, Republicans should begin promoting a smart, practical Green Nuclear Deal, and sweep the election on that basis.

Democrats won’t repeat their huge mistake of 2016 -- focusing on the popular vote and national polling while ignoring crucial mechanics of the Electoral College.

'Little' has a good concept but the film's a dud, and misses all the messages of charm of 'Big.'

Every election, candidates claim: "This is the most important election of our lifetime," but that’s generally untrue.

Inequalities remain in our society, but no one should deny or ignore the spectacular recent progress of African Americans.

Both parties to the two-year battle over the Mueller investigation should drop their obsessive attempts to continue the conflict.