O’NEILL: Netanyahu: A Profile in Ingratitude
Irony is too tame a word to describe Netanyahu's ingratitude.
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O’NEILL: Hamas has spelled disaster for Palestinians
What must be done is for the United States to make clear to Israel that an independent Palestine is a goal.
Book Review: ‘The Intruder’ is a readable psychothriller from Freida McFadden
Just as the current movie “The Housemaid,” based on the book by Freida McFadden, has hit theaters, the same author has penned a thriller now available at bookstores. “The Intruder”...
More to Harper Lee than one great novel
"To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, published in 1960, was for generations the only known work of the late writer. When the book was made into a movie in...
O’Neill: Iran doesn’t need another shah
Though a regime change in Iran would be a welcome development, a return to the monarchy would be a mistake.
O’NEILL: No longer Soviets, they’re still Russians
The writer weighs in on the ever-evolving relationship with Russia.
Book Review: John Grisham delivers another legal thriller with ‘The Widow’
Doubtful any book by John Grisham is unworthy of review. He has earned praise as the master of the legal thriller. And Grisham is back and better than ever with...
Movie Review: Film makes one want to play Neil Diamond songs
Mike Sardina (played by Hugh Jackman) is tired of his gig as a Don Ho impersonator at an amusement park. One night he decides he is going to be himself...
O’NEILL: Reflections on the Epstein scandal
Writer: It must ultimately dawn on Donald Trump that he is his own worst enemy.
Movie review: ‘The Housemaid’ is more disturbing than entertaining
Millie Calloway (played by Sydney Sweeney) is a desperate young woman. She has served ten years of a fifteen year sentence for homicide. She is on parole and must maintain...