Staying Home Won’t Punish Republicans, It Will Undo Trump’s Wins
President Donald Trump may not literally be on the ballot in the midterms, but his accomplishments and future victories are.
President Donald Trump may not literally be on the ballot in the midterms, but his accomplishments and future victories are.
The scope of China’s influence on the former U.S. cabinet official and her family is clear and has been for a long time.
The exhibits not only fail to discuss Lincoln’s life but also the most important question of all: Why? Why this memorial to this president?
The furor over the Clancy case shows that Americans have little idea what “insanity,” “psychosis,” and other terms mean in the courtroom.
Calls for El-Sayed and other Democrats to distance themselves from Piker enable the Democrat Party to dodge accountability on a darker issue.
President Donald Trump may not literally be on the ballot in the midterms, but his…
A Utah judge ruled Tuesday evening that Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk, will stand trial for aggravated murder.
A vote for Democrats this November gives them license to wage war against and destroy the U.S. Supreme Court.
After arguing that noncitizen voting is "imaginary" a few months ago, New York magazine is now arguing why it's a good thing.
Why, when two women manufacture fatherlessness on purpose, do they avoid scrutiny?
The authors were hoping to demonstrate that these unsupported therapies would prove beneficial, but the study confirmed they don't.
The problems facing the average American family can be solved through mass deportations and expropriation of the property of anyone associated with the illegal alien invasion.
The Supreme Judicial Court blocked Quincy, Massachusetts, from installing two bronze statues of St. Michael the Archangel and St. Florian.
A new bombshell email appears to show just how deep the corrupt AG's office is willing to go to get their man - and his allies.
Here is a breakdown of the biggest legal battles set to be argued before the Supreme Court during its 2026-2027 term.
In a 5-4 ruling, SCOTUS on Monday paused a lower court injunction that blocked construction of President Trump's new White House ballroom.