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Who could've imagined that the government's meddling in the student loan affair would actually make matters worse?

A new trend is taking hold in Generation Z, but it's not all it's cracked up to be.

The Biden administration can't point to any real right-wing radicalism, so it's paying others to look for it.

The inspirational South Carolina conservative has a unique story and an upbeat message.

The Florida governor's record of success, focus, discipline, and legislative and executive experience make him a formidable presidential prospect.

The Golden State has a plan to transfer a lot of gold from whites to blacks.

Recent events make this question less about commerce and agriculture and more about national security.

Just as with his student loan forgiveness scheme, Joe Biden is once again trying to redistribute the wealth of responsible Americans.

The long arm of ChiCom "law" reached all the way to the Big Apple to silence dissent.

Two conflicting federal court rulings once again fire up the two sides on the issue.

The former Arkansas governor and U.S. representative hopes to appeal to moderate and moderately conservative voters.

Those electric cars are really fantastic ... until you have an accident and it ends up totaled.

When the topic is our nation's opioid addiction, there's plenty of blame to go around.

First it was our gas stoves; now the Biden administration is setting its sights on our laundry rooms.

The WHO is working on a "treaty" that will impact how the world responds to the next pandemic.

You know things are getting wild when folks start opining about the goodness of speech suppression.

The president has stumbled onto another governmental giveaway with understandable populist appeal.

A new study reveals what should have been obvious: Requiring voter ID does not hinder the right to vote.

It seems as if the goal of the Rainbow Mafia is only to ruin everything in the name of "equity."

Nearly three years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, Joe Biden has finally called an end to the "public health emergency" — but not until May 11.