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Why on earth are we allowing state welfare agencies to register illegal aliens to vote?
Ronny Jackson, who served as White House physician to both Obama and Trump, thinks Biden may take performance-enhancing drugs Thursday night.
Illegal immigration is a terrible issue for Dems, so the mainstream media continues to downplay the rapes and murders of American girls and women.
Nearly three years after his $1.2 trillion "infrastructure" bill's passage, rural Americans are still without high-speed Internet service.
Caveats apply, but former House Speaker Newt Gingrich sees something amiss in this usually reliable Democrat constituency.
In an unusually candid critique, constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley says he was wrong about our "moderate" attorney general.
Requiring American women to be registered with the selective service is an idea that's both awful and unnecessary.
Whether courting blacks in Detroit or endorsing the Senate candidacy of a harsh critic, Donald Trump continues to put politics ahead of personality.
Now that even the feds admit to the laptop's legitimacy, we should take stock of the damage wrought by the years-long hoax that denied it.
The thin-skinned attorney general can't seem to understand why his hyper-partisan DOJ is receiving so much criticism.
The former president seems to understand that to beat a corrupt system, you sometimes need to embrace a corrupt system.
The comparison between Ronald Reagan's remarks 40 years ago and Joe Biden's remarks yesterday couldn't be more glaring.
The amount would mark a $661 million increase over the weaponized bureau's current budget.
The most partisan attorney general in modern American history got a five-hour grilling on two-tiered justice from House Republicans.
The WNBA is a pro sports backwater, and it isn't doing itself any favors by beating up on its brightest young star.
The first lady took to "The View" not to soothe the nation but to demonize Donald Trump.
The Democrats got the verdict they wanted in the six-week show trial of the former president. Or did they?
A new Politico article details the agony of the Biden-bound Trump-hating Democrats.
After some fireworks outside the courthouse, the Democrats' hush-money case against Donald Trump will go to the jury on Thursday.
Last Thursday's Trump rally in the deep-blue majority-minority Bronx challenged the Democrats' stranglehold on the black and brown vote.
