America’s favorite past-time emerged full-swing last Wednesday at the Brooklyn Cyclones game in Coney Island.    Co-hosted by The Cats Roundtable’s very own John Catismatidis, the day reminded New Yorkers, visitors, and tourists alike that on the historic Brooklyn boardwalk,…

Even as the news that overdose deaths in the US rose dramatically during the pandemic, Democratic lawmakers were announcing their bid to federally legalize marijuana.  The move for legalization, spear-headed by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, was criticized as…

Dr. Peter Michalos joined The Cats Roundtable to break down how to prevent and combat strokes in a post-Covid world. Routine medical visits, elective surgeries, and treatments of all kinds were put on the backburner by the pandemic, Dr….

The rumors surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris’ relationship with her boss, Joe Biden, are painting a dire picture.  After a string of tone-deaf public appearances, Harris is finding more and more pushback from the White House, her own party,…

For most Americans, the plans for this summer and beyond seem to be opening up.  But for President Biden, six months into his Presidency, the political walls seem to be closing in around him.   Through a complicated dance of…

On Thursday, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was suspended from practicing law in New York, raising concerns among legal experts that the judicial system is being used as a weapon of partisanship in the wider campaign to…

As Biden rounds out his European visit, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told The Cats Roundtable the contrasts between Trump-era foreign policy and the new administration couldn’t be made more clear. Biden’s trip to the continent included a…

One of Trump’s closest confidantes, Peter Navarro joined The Cats Roundtable this Father’s Day to evaluate the Biden administration’s first months in office, and the 2020 election, with its lingering questions and irregularities, that brought Biden into the White…

Asked what keeps him awake at night, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo didn’t hesitate. “Washington DC,” he quipped, before adding more seriously, “China.” Pompeo’s humor belied his deeper concerns about the Biden administration, who have made it clear…

The economic threat to American competition on the world stage has long been looming.  When President Trump took the reins, he reversed what he and his supporters perceived as decades of American subservience in the US-China relationship.  Trump’s pushback…