Laura Hollis

6 days ago | wnd.com | Laura Hollis

Women’s basketball should dispel the tired platitude that the world would be a much kinder place if women ran it. I just watched yet another video of WNBA player Caitlin Clark on the receiving end of inappropriately violent behavior during a game. This time, Clark’s team, the Indiana Fever, was playing the Connecticut Sun. The Fever were up 10 points, and Clark was in possession of the ball when she was poked in the eye by the Sun’s Jacy Sheldon.

1 week ago | newsmax.com | Laura Hollis

Women's basketball should dispel the tired platitude that the world would be a much kinder place if women ran it. I just watched yet another video of WNBA player Caitlin Clark on the receiving end of inappropriately violent behavior during a game. This time, Clark's team, the Indiana Fever, was playing the Connecticut Sun. The Fever were up 10 points, and Clark was in possession of the ball when she was poked in the eye by the Sun's Jacy Sheldon.

2 weeks ago | heraldextra.com | Laura Hollis

Laura HollisOpposition to President Donald Trump has become a mainstay of American daily life. If Trump advocates for something — anything — you can bet your life savings (if you still have any) that Democrats and Republicans in name only, or “RINOs” — as well as the national anti-Trump media machine — will come out against it. Four-plus months into the Trump administration, it’s worth asking: What do Trump’s policy initiatives say about what he wants for America and the wider world?

2 weeks ago | lampasasdispatchrecord.com | Laura Hollis

Opposition to President Donald Trump has become a mainstay of American daily life. If Trump advocates for something, you can bet your life savings (if you still have any) that Democrats and Republicans in name only, or “RINOs” -- as well as the national anti-Trump media machine -- will come out against it.Four-plus months into the Trump administration, it’s worth asking: What do Tr...

2 weeks ago | standard.net | Laura Hollis

Opposition to President Donald Trump has become a mainstay of American daily life. If Trump advocates for something — anything — you can bet your life savings (if you still have any) that Democrats and Republicans in name only, or “RINOs” — as well as the national anti-Trump media machine — will come out against it. Four-plus months into the Trump administration, it’s worth asking: What do Trump’s policy initiatives say about what he wants for America and the wider world?