This week will be the one-year anniversary of the Trump administration’s first deportations of aliens crossing into the United States from Mexico. But these immigrants were neither Mexicans nor Hispanics.

Here’s an interesting thing: In last year’s annual survey on happiness, hope and economic optimism by the “Happy Planet Index,” Mexico came in 2nd place.

Is murder now a commonplace news item we don’t even pay much attention to or show much outrage over anymore?

I wish to explain the new U.S. “tax bill and economic plan,”  drawn largely from past GDP, public debt and several Sudoku puzzles.

Tourism in Mexico is one of its greatest sources of income. But according to tourism reports, tourists are drawn mainly to the country’s major sites, such as the plazas and museums of Mexico City, the wonders of such antiquities as Chichen Itzá and the beautiful beaches of Puerto Vallarta.

Another year has wound down and you might be thinking all you have for it is another age spot. But medical science is at it again, this time filling retirees with the crazy idea that many of us living today could live to be 100 years old or more (without even giving us a chance to get a second opinion).