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The gun-grabbing laws of deep-blue cities don't deter cop killers, but their soft-on-crime policies put our peace officers at ever greater risk.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. so terrifies the Biden campaign that they've built an entire operation solely to attack him.
Two hard-left partisans, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg and New York AG Letitia James, are making a mockery of the Rule of Law as it pertains to one man.
A new report documents that Google has, since 2008, used its search engine and other tools to favor the election of Democrats.
It was no accident that the company's Gemini AI bot went comically overboard on image diversity.
The New York Times can't understand why so many Americans refuse to believe the 2020 election was squeaky clean.
Joe Biden might be wildly unpopular, but his next-in-command is even more so, making any effort to remove him from the ticket even more complicated.
Poll after poll shows an unmistakable movement from left to right by non-white voters, and the most telling of all is among blacks.
The Republican National Committee's new leadership has vowed to improve election integrity, but they'll get no help from Democrats.
Our nation's military academy has curiously stripped "Duty, Honor, Country" from its new mission statement.
In a remarkable essay by a former Harvard epidemiologist, we see how a nation can lose its collective mind during a public health crisis.
The special counsel held up well during five hours of testimony, and he painted a damning picture of both the president's wrongdoing and his cognitive condition.
Why would young people volunteer to defend a country to which they feel indifference and even hostility?
President Tantrum wants to goad Donald Trump into losing his temper.
In a State of the Union address that was more partisan than most campaign speeches, Joe Biden saved his worst for the Supreme Court.
Desperate times call for desperate measures, which means that the first casualty of Joe Biden's speech tonight will likely be the truth.
The citizens of our nation's capital are almost entirely Democrats, and that makes for terribly biased juries and two-tiered justice.
In a resounding slapdown of Colorado, the Supreme Court said that states can't simply kick a guy off the ballot because they don't like his politics.
A former WNBA star threw some false shade on Iowa's record-shattering Caitlin Clark, then tried to defend it by making a dubious claim about race.
While Donald Trump visited an illegal immigration hot spot, Joe Biden steered clear of the chaos and talked about ... climate change.
