OK, in a political season unlike any other, with the possible exception of the every-four-year-refrain that this is the "most important election" of your lifetime, maybe the clear winner was the process Thursday night.

An accident landed me in a local medical center where I could observe and reflect upon the accelerating changes in the technology of medicine.

Since before Donald Trump was inaugurated, the Democrats have used all their deep state dirty tricks to hurt him and his family.

We finally got to hear our presidential candidates Thursday night.

Just this week, a Trump-leaning newspaper, the New York Post, featured an opinion column headlined "Biden has absolutely nothing to add when it comes to fighting COVID-19."

Dear Commissioners of Hamilton County:

Are presidential debates worth our time?

The state Senate campaign website for Democrat Glenn Scruggs says he will not take "a dime" from corporations or political action committees (PACs), but third-quarter campaign finance records show he's taken a lot more than a dime. A whole lot more.

The mob is coming for Lt. Gen. Alexander P. Stewart.

There has been little focus on foreign policy in the election campaign, and the debates didn't much help.

No sooner had it been reported that Pope Francis had endorsed civil unions for same-sex couples that Vatican-watchers started arguing about whether this was a big deal.

Lately, I have been putting an embarrassing amount of thought into notions like jinxes and knocking on wood. The polls for Joe Biden look good, but in 2020, any hint of optimism feels dangerously naïve, and my brain has been working overtime in search of potential doom.

Much of the mainstream media refuses to cover the substance of the Hunter Biden laptop story.

There has been quite a lot of controversy about the presidential debates and the competing town halls between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden over whether they have been conducted on a level playing field.

Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt has refused to prosecute more than half of the protest-related cases referred to his office by law enforcement officials in Portland, Oregon. That's 543 cases that will never be tried.