Managing Editor.
Turkey invades, and the U.S. president offers some strange rationales for his decision.
Robert Mueller had a huge conflict of interest, and it may come back to bite him.
Gauging the reaction to Trump's meaningful but relatively small decision on U.S. troops.
The economy is healthy, but the politically-motivated Leftmedia reports of recession are taking an intended toll.
Some think she's seeding a third presidential run during the impeachment kerfuffle.
No surprise, but a former reporter doesn't like the taste of his own medicine.
His little skit wasn't funny at all because it was a brazen lie packaged as truth.
It's hardly an impeachable bombshell, but it's still enough for Democrats.
Greta Thunberg's irrational fears are being exploited by adults who should know better.
Sandy Hook Promise pushes a terrible video about surviving a school shooting.
"Where do you fall short in preventing climate change?" NBC asks for "Climate Confessions."
Are lobbyists corrupt? Sure, but so are the politicians taking the money and writing the rules.
Beto O'Rourke seeks attention. The DNC hopes to push the envelope further left.
Dehumanizing the 9/11 Islamist terrorist attacks to dilute the motive of the attackers.
Trump loses a voice for American strength and must find his fourth national security advisor.
Illegal crossings are significantly down, but an Obama judge undermines Rule of Law again.
Jemele Hill shames black athletes who choose big schools instead of historically black colleges.
The biggest problem is that small businesses can't find enough qualified workers.
A seven-hour CNN town hall provided 10 presidential candidates a platform for radical demands.
Banning its ammunition sales will do nothing to prevent the next homicide with a gun.
