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"There's a reason why Kevin McCarthy took five days and 15 rounds to become speaker," and that reason is playing out once again.
The president's 1,300-word speech yesterday was most notable for a single word that was missing: Iran.
The legacy media simply can't tolerate the free speech that Elon Musk's X platform has enabled.
This president's lack of energy and availability during an international crisis is, yes, unprecedented.
Who benefits from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s third-party run, and who else is waiting in the wings?
A barbaric attack on Israel brings convenient leftist calls for "de-escalation" and "ceasefire."
Our Russian proxy war continues to drag on, and our funding of it has spread into areas utterly unrelated to lethal aid.
In a laughably condescending little chat with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, the failed presidential candidate reminded us of why she's so reviled.
A regurgitation of long-discredited remarks attributed to Donald Trump reeks of political desperation.
As the McCarthy dust begins to settle, Republicans now ponder what kind of party they want going forward.
Long since departed from the White House, Donald Trump nonetheless plagues the statists by way of his judicial appointments.
In a historic vote, eight Republicans voted with the entire Democrat caucus to oust the speaker of the House.
Joe Biden's decision to trumpet his economic record is looking like a really bad idea.
A 17-year permitting process is just one of the hurdles confronting this president's fantastical dream of a "green" energy future.
In a disgraceful attempt to deflect from his lawless behavior, the New York congressman smeared his accusers as Nazis.
The New York congressman willfully pulled a fire alarm to disrupt a congressional proceeding, and now he's lying about it.
A new general is leading the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the new boss might be worse than the old boss.
While the GOP continued to methodically make the case, Democrats kept implausibly insisting that there's no evidence for it.
A recent looting spree in Philadelphia is merely the latest in a pattern of Democrat-induced lawlessness.
In the second Republican debate, a panel of seven GOP hopefuls mostly bickered back and forth and kept each other from standing out.
