Managing Editor.
There are serious issues with the housing market, and the bill working its way through Congress is inadequate to truly solve what ails the American economy.
The Federal Reserve is dominated by left-wing economists, but new Chairman Kevin Warsh has launched a plan to review and reform the beast.
Former President Barack Obama opened his presidential center yesterday, a reminder of his record of divisiveness, hypocrisy, and failure.
President Trump's administration has unveiled the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran, and there are both pros and glaring cons.
Vice President JD Vance wanted to talk about his book, Communion, but the left-wing hacks preferred to challenge him on everything Donald Trump.
It worked for Donald Trump, Gavin Newsom reasoned, so why not complain that he and his wife are targets as a way to bolster his coming presidential bid?
Much to the consternation of anti-American Democrats, President Donald Trump marked Flag Day and his birthday with a raucous UFC event on the White House lawn.
Ms. Rachel, who entertains children for a living, cares a lot more about how Team Trump is "terrorizing children" than the smugglers who illegally brought them here.
The president believes that inflation will "come down like a rock" when the war with Iran is over, and he's probably right, even if Dems will exploit his comments.
Unlike some other key cases involving black assailants and white victims, a Texas murder case brought a just verdict based on the facts and evidence.
The bipartisan Protect College Sports Act will create myriad federal regulations for who, what, when, where, and how regarding college athletics.
The NBC host goaded the president repeatedly on numerous subjects, but her bogus assertions about weaponization and election fraud were the last straw.
E. Jean Carroll, who made a fortune by dubiously accusing Donald Trump of sexual abuse and defamation, could be swept up in an investigation by the Department of Justice.
The New York Giants' young quarterback stirred controversy this week not for being arrested for crimes but for introducing Donald Trump.
The left-wing Democrat is hoping that his distorted brand of Christianity will propel him to a U.S. Senate victory in deep-red Texas, but don't count on it.
"We have to make this country worthy of that sacrifice," said Vice President JD Vance, rising above the political rancor that marked the early part of Monday.
Admit nothing, deny everything, and make counter allegations. That's effectively the strategy for the document known as the "autopsy" of the Dems' 2024 defeat.
The former Cuban strongman, brother of the late Fidel Castro, has been indicted for the murders of four Americans in 1996, and it could lead to meaningful change in Cuba.
The president has consolidated power in the GOP with recent wins against his detractors, but the rest of the story will unfold come November.
Democrats are apoplectic that the president has settled a lawsuit with a compensatory fund that might benefit people abused by Democrats.
