Sohn: What to know when the president throws a tantrum
By now, you've likely seen video of President Donald Trump's rant against the "do-nothing" Congress or seen his profane Thursday tweet denigrating them.

By now, you've likely seen video of President Donald Trump's rant against the "do-nothing" Congress or seen his profane Thursday tweet denigrating them.

Last November, Bob Corker reminded us why we would miss him in the U.S. Senate when he returned to private life in Chattanooga in January.

When does this madness end? There was Donald Trump again, pandering for the cameras and microphones Thursday, this time to ask another foreign country, China, to interfere in an American election.

As President Donald Trump and his allies attack the whistle-blower who prompted the House's impeachment inquiry, the still-unidentified person gained a new and powerful ally Tuesday: Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley.

There is something to be said for having an impending deadline in politics, and for U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Georgia, that means devoting his final three months in office toward advancing legislation he hopes will help reset Washington's stalemate over gun violence.

Let's talk about Joe Biden.

We hear and read a lot about how climate change will make sea levels rise. We don't hear or read so much about the other effects of climate change on our oceans. At least we didn't until last Wednesday when a major new United Nations report dropped.

Things are moving fast.

Turning blighted communities around is rarely easy. If it were, we wouldn't have blighted communities.

To impeach or not to impeach. To impeach himself, or not to impeach himself.
