The former president told David Axelrod that America is more divided than ever, but that it doesn’t have to be that way. Read More
Around our Thanksgiving table this year you can bet our family is thankful for a president who has made this country a better place today... Read More
The judiciary has continued to quietly deliver subtle, devastating blows to the president’s agenda. Read More
Wednesday is the fifth anniversary of an event that is still changing the course of Senate and judicial history. On Nov. 21, 2013, Senate... Read More
The president will sacrifice America’s moral standing for a grotesque blood-for-money transaction. Read More
The media’s hypocrisy over Jamal Khashoggi stinks. The president is wise to ignore it Read More
There shouldn’t be much question about whether 2018 was a wave election. Of course it was a wave. Read More
Electoral waves aren’t what they used to be. Read More
The newest Democratic star maintains that the contentious Georgia governor’s race was far bigger than her Read More
Georgia's film industry-related small businesses are about to experience the bitter taste of Stacey Abrams' sour grapes. Read More
Sure, he’s less well known—but he’s also less polarizing. And the Ohio senator has a proven ability to win Trump voters. Read More
Newsflash: He is not going to be president. Ever. Read More
America’s students deserve to attend school focused on learning, with nothing limiting them from reaching their unique potential and... Read More
Proposed new federal rules on Title IX make reporting sexual abuse harder — and getting away with it much easier Read More
People who follow politics, even casually, learn not to expect high moral standards from politicians. But there are some outrages that show a... Read More
Do we need Facebook? Read More
Big tech has ushered in a second Gilded Age. We must relearn the lessons of the first, writes the former US labor secretary Read More
Joining the ranks of Hillary Clinton - who still hasn't come to grips with the fact she lost the 2016 presidential election - Stacey Abrams,... Read More
Like a television show that has jumped the shark, President Trump's frantic act grows more desperate and pathetic by the day. Read More
The decision by U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Kelly in Cable News Network v. Donald J. Trump ordering the White House to restore the... Read More
Nancy Pelosi has fought so hard to retake control of the U.S. House of Representatives for Democrats. In the year of the woman, she deserves... Read More
Sixteen Democrats released a letter promising to vote against the California Democrat on the House floor. Read More
The costs of criminal activity are unacceptably high, but the reforms supported by the president promise to reduce costs and cut down on... Read More
Six years after her son was shot to death, the Georgia congressional candidate Lucy McBath pulled off a surprise victory that has sent a... Read More
After Hillary Clinton lost the White House to a political novice despite winning more overall votes, Democrats and their media allies used... Read More
Peter Navarro—a business-school professor, a get-rich guru, a former Peace Corps member, and a former Democrat—is among the most... Read More
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May was never a supporter of Brexit and has never demonstrated any strong conviction of conservative principles. Read More
The PM is soldiering on, earning support from unlikely quarters, and showing that she is at her best when weakest Read More
Henry Kissinger, now 95 years old, was recently interrupted and abused by New York University students as he attempted to have a public... Read More
Moonbats circle as fires rage, snow falls, and the apocalypse looms. Read More
It was only a year ago that California experienced its most intense wildfire season in the state’s history. Read More
If you’re a conservative, the chances are that you don’t like to talk or think about white supremacy very much. Read More
This has been a particularly violent year for Republicans across the country. Candidates were assaulted and Republican campaign offices were... Read More
If the U.S. government can prosecute the WikiLeaks editor for publishing classified material, then every media outlet is at risk. Read More
Sometimes, you can get political insights in the strangest places—even mountain tops. Read More
After a brutal race for the Florida Governor's mansion with an additional recount after election day, Democrat candidate Andrew Gillum... Read More
Conservative Democrats once threw their weight around in the House. Now they're reduced to howling from the sidelines. Read More
The world is a very dangerous place! Read More
As president, Donald Trump's actions and behavior have led service members and veterans to question whether he really understands who a... Read More
What Brett Kavanaugh’s trial by fire was really all about Read More
And how they can build on that success in 2020 Read More
Under ideal circumstances, fact-checking outlets offer simple ratings that inform readers whether a claim they have encountered is true or... Read More
If you really want to understand how Silicon Valley works today, you should watch the HBO series Silicon Valley. Read More
There's a reason Donald Trump beat 16 other Republicans in the 2016 primary. Read More
This month, Bahrain will hold its fifth election cycle to fill the upper house of the legislature as well as its many municipal councils.... Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday publicly thanked Saudi Arabia for plunging oil prices amid criticism over his decision not to further punish the kingdom for the killing of U.S.-based columnist Jamal Khashoggi.Trump, who made clear in an exclamation-filled statement Tuesday that he feels that the benefits of good relations with the kingdom outweigh the possibility its cr Read More
Now that the midterms are a thing of the past, all eyes have turned to the 2020 presidential race and potential challengers to Donald Trump, including those within the GOP. Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake — who are both in the process of transitioning out of their current roles — are known Republican critics of the president and rumored to be considering bids for the Read More
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Sen. Bill Nelson, a Florida political icon who first arrived on Capitol Hill in the decades when Democrats dominated this presidential battleground state, conceded his bitterly close re-election bid to Republican Rick Scott on Sunday after a bruising recount left Nelson thousands of votes short of the outgoing governor.Nelson gave up his quest after days of tense and Read More
