Managing Editor.
The kerfuffle over what Trump said and how he said it is an unfortunate sign of the times.
Given the 10-year pattern, obvious conclusions are hard, but there are some important observations.
The Washington Post wants blacks to believe that guns are the problem. Unfortunately, it's working.
From celebrities who kept quiet or even helped Weinstein to Democrats who now funnel his money to help themselves.
Trump is a known Twitter bully, but Corker should know better than his "World War III" hyperbole.
Trump offers "religious or moral objection" to a wide range of organizations for the contraception mandate.
At least Moore is honest about his intentions to repeal the Second Amendment and ban guns.
The president once again took to Twitter to punch down at one of his critics — a critic in dire need.
Kushner used private email! Price used private jets! Not great behavior, but not the same as Democrats.
Wounded by a leftist would-be assassin in June, the congressman makes a dramatic return.
"There is nothing more dangerous, especially in this climate, than a funny, likable conservative character."
Several names are being batted around, but we think it'll be Diane Black or Mark Green.
The SUCCEED Act has some merit but extends legal status to potentially 2.5 million illegals.
NFL national anthem protests expanded Sunday after Trump criticized players for disrespecting our country.
She's lied to herself and others so often, she seems to believe she really was robbed.
Trump has had a few pretty good weeks. So to coincide with Hillary Clinton's blame book...
Ben Shapiro spoke to students, while beefed up security around campus kept the peace.
School beefs up security to prevent violence and offers counseling for "triggered" students.
"His attacks caused lasting damage ... paving the way for Trump's 'Crooked Hillary' campaign."
The scenes of people helping people are enough that even the Beltway media are taking notice.
