Hart: The Pope and the president
Pope Francis is making his first U.S. visit this week.
Pope Francis is making his first U.S. visit this week.
Hillary Clinton's poll numbers are in free fall, so much so that she had to leave her vacation with friends in the Hamptons to return to her self-described "fight for the poor."
It was a great weekend. College football is back!

The field of Democratic presidential candidates is in disarray. How bad is it? It's so bad that the encouraged and anticipated entry of Joe Biden couldn't make it any worse.
It has been a remarkable month. Donald Trump -- "Citizen Vain" -- has taken the country by storm. Voters disgusted with both Democrats and Republicans have found their bombastic, iconoclast mouthpiece.

Hillary Clinton, after first refusing to, announced last week that she "turned over" her private email server to the FBI. Knowing the FBI would be coming for it, she deleted more than 30,000 emails (a crime) on her illegal, government-business, home server kept in her New York home.
Hillary Clinton shut down the haughty John Barrett Salon inside the Bergdorf Goodman store on Fifth Avenue in New York last week while she had a haircut and coloring, which reportedly could have cost $1,200.
Full disclosure: I don't hunt much. It's not my thing. But I have friends who hunt birds. I understand at some level why they like it. Doves and ducks just seem to be asking for it. My friends call it a sport. It's not a sport. A sport is where both sides know they are playing and both also have high-powered rifles. Then it is a fair fight.

The story of Uber in New York City unmasks the reality of the Democrats: politicians beholden not to the citizens' best interests, but to their own. If your city makes it hard for Uber to do business, you have corrupt or corruptible politicians.

Donald Trump, a heroic man who dodged serving in the Vietnam War on five deferments attributed to "bone spurs," questioned Sen. John McCain's status as a war hero.