Last Tuesday I was proud to see that the American people voted keep Republicans in control of the U.S. Senate. But we also learned that, come... Read More
To believe that moderates were Tuesday's big winners, you'd have to redefine what it means to be a moderate. Read More
Maybe it's time to rebrand the Democrats as the party of the rich. This month saw the election of Jay Robert Read More
The next two years could help shape the future of the country â and, indeed, the world â for years to come Read More
Marco Rubio and other top Republicans would rather undermine democracy than lose fairly. Read More
Enough is enough. Election after election, boxes of Democrat ballots show up in counties run by Democratic election supervisors to benefit... Read More
Just before Halloween, the U.S. streaming giant Hulu sent out a tweet: If you're dressing up for #Huluween this year, this is your reminder... Read More
The tech giant decides to build in the most predictable places imaginable, after taking the rest of us for a ride. Read More
Despite the easing of taboos and the rise of hookup apps, Americans are in the midst of a sex recession. Read More
Emile Ratelband, a 69-year-old motivational speaker in the Netherlands, has petitioned a Dutch court for permission to change his legal age... Read More
The US is split into two separate nations, with two different election verdicts – and positive news for Trump supporters Read More
Amazon's decision to split its new headquarters between New York and DC reveals much about the political and economical divides in America... Read More
Outsiders think of Arizona as one of the reddest states. From Barry Goldwater to anti-immigration hawks like Sheriff Joe Arpaio, our most... Read More
They’ve lost the Buckeye State—but maybe they never had it at all. Read More
In the overtime of the 2018 elections, the left can’t decide whether it opposes casting doubt on election results, or insists on it. Read More
The president is lying about election theft in Florida as part of a calculated strategy to shut down an essential part of the election... Read More
They couldn’t care less that they’re now officially what they’ve claimed to see in Donald Trump. Read More
When I was elected to the House of Representatives two years ago, I found the problems weren’t as bad as I’d expected—they... Read More
Only hours after the magnitude of Democratic gains in the House became apparent, President Trump ousted Attorney General Jeff Sessions,... Read More
Donald Trump critics claim Whitaker will impede Mueller's Russia investigation. That's unsupported and unjust. There's no reason for him to... Read More
How the court jester of post-truth politics has positioned himself to become Britain’s next prime minister Read More
RUSH: There’s a controversy simmering, and it’s a baseless, pointless one, and it’s a purposeful one over President... Read More
Nearly every day lately, President Trump has found a new way to show us how little regard he has for the sacrifices of our nation’s... Read More
There’s a market for grace in American politics. Read More
The ‘Saturday Night Live’ star may have lost his dad, Scott, on 9/11, when he was just 7, but he ‘grew up to have so many... Read More
While browsing Facebook recently, I happened upon a post by conservative writer Brandon Weichert. Read More
Someone out there thinks this is a lot of fuss over the passing of an old guy who used to write stories about men and women punching each... Read More
The 2018 election season was billed as the Year of the Woman, but was there a “pink wave” to match the hype? With results from the midterms (mostly) tabulated, the election indeed resulted in a new high-water mark for women in the House -- an increase of 15 seats from 85 in 2016 to at least 100 in 2018 -- though some observers are hesitant to use the term “wave.”“All Read More
PARIS (AP) — For President Donald Trump in Paris, America First meant largely America alone.At a weekend commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, the president who proudly declares himself a “nationalist” stood apart, even on a continent where his brand of populism is on the rise.He began his visit with a tweet slamming the French president’s call f Read More
The battleground for the 2020 presidential election may have been mapped out by Tuesday's midterms and exit polling shows it lies smack dab in the middle of America's suburbs. Nearly 50 percent of the electorate is suburban, which this year was evenly split between Republicans and Democrats -- at 49 percent each -- according to the National Election Poll, the exit poll of almost 19,000 respondents often cited by the national media. For the last two decades, suburban voters have leaned slightly Republican, Read More
