Joe Guzzardi

3 days ago | midfloridanewspapers.com | Joe Guzzardi

In anticipation of the Supreme Court’s May 15 birthright citizenship review, consider that the Los Angeles Dodgers’ $700 million superstar Shohei Ohtani and his wife Mamiko Tanaka, Japanese nationals, just welcomed their first child, a girl. Ohtani chose to have his child born in the U.S. instead of Japan because having American citizenship will be, over her lifetime, advantageous to his baby girl.

5 days ago | dcourier.com | Joe Guzzardi

In anticipation of the Supreme Court's May 15 birthright citizenship review, consider that the Los Angeles Dodgers' $700 million superstar Shohei Ohtani and his wife Mamiko Tanaka, Japanese nationals, just welcomed their first child, a girl. Ohtani chose to have his child born in the U.S. instead of Japan because having American citizenship will be, over her lifetime, advantageous to his baby girl.

6 days ago | patch.com | Joe Guzzardi

On October 8, 1956, a Yankee Stadium crowd of 64,519 and millions more tuned in to watch World Series Game Five between the decade’s dominant teams, the New York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers. The series was tied at two games each with the starting pitchers, Don Larsen and Sal Maglie, owning dramatically different career records. Maglie had notched 108 major-league victories with only 49 setbacks, for a sparkling .688 winning percentage.

6 days ago | patch.com | Joe Guzzardi

The nation is, pundits claim, in the grips of both an immigration and a housing crisis. Resolve one, immigration, and the other, housing, will ease, a rare opportunity unnoticed by the legacy media, to resolve two crises at once. The U.S. housing market has been attempting to cope with an historic illegal immigrant influx that has put extreme upward pressure on availability and price, a double whammy for prospective buyers and renters.

6 days ago | joeguzzardi.substack.com | Joe Guzzardi

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