Humor
Humor Video: 'Liz Warren's' Relatable Address to Youths
Allie Beth Stuckey offers her hilarious version of Elizabeth Warren's recent attempt at likability.
Right Analysis
Government
In Brief
Sen. Sasse Leads Senate in Condemning Religious Bigotry
Senate passes resolution condemning religious bigotry after a couple of senators target a Catholic.
Culture
Video: Phony Feminism
Chad Prather says, "It's not about equality anymore. It's about control."
Politics
In Brief
Trump Trumps Pelosi's SOTU Power Play
The president postpones Pelosi's planned foreign trip in an effort aimed at ending the shutdown.
Politics
In Brief
Trump, Cohen, and the 'Russian Deal'
A questionable report claims Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress.
Politics
In Brief
DNC Quietly Dumps Women's March
Saturday's march has fewer than half the 500 sponsors of last year after anti-Semitic rumblings.
Immigration
The Wall by the Numbers
How long is the border? How much wall needs to be built? Will it be effective?
Immigration
In Brief
What Separates Violence From Nonviolence?
What keeps the violence of Juarez out of El Paso is — you guessed it — a wall.
Government
O'Rourke's Coming Constitutional Crisis
His contempt for the Constitution and the People are typical of today's Democrat Party.
Economy
In Brief
Dems' $15 Minimum Wage = Two Million Lost Jobs
Congressional Democrats roll out a legislative proposal to raise the minimum wage by more than 100%.
Immigration
Video: Dems Say Wall Is a 'Waste of Taxpayer Money'
Here's why this argument is so hilarious: The U.S. government wastes our money all the time.
Quotes
Friday Short Cuts
Dezinformatsiya: "What more does the House need in order to debate [Trump's] fitness for office?" —MSNBC's Katy Tur
Headlines
Friday Top Headlines
Pelosi trip yanked, State Dept. summons workers, Trump gains with Latinos, universal pre-K, March for Life, and more.
Politics
In Brief
Pelosi's SOTU Political Play
The House speaker invited the president to give the annual address ... in writing.
Culture
The Razor's Edginess
Millions of Americans are sick and tired of being lectured, cajoled, berated, and bombarded.
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