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Ever since Watergate, Democrats have been eagerly searching for the next Watergate.
"First Man" tells the story of the Apollo 11 moon landing — without the American flag.
An opportunity to survey some good things happening for the workers we celebrate.
He also called for performance-based pay raises. What a novel concept.
Florida's Ron DeSantis told voters not to "monkey it up" with his opponent's socialist policies.
NPR "found that more than two-thirds of these reported incidents never happened."
The DNC charter now accounts for multiple genders, but this alternate reality is problematic.
The six-term Republican senator from Arizona died Saturday at age 81. His legacy is complicated.
This week was dominated by salacious bad news, but on balance, things are looking up.
Voters view government as the number one problem because government is so big.
The flap over Cohen and Manafort will play to the Demo strategy to delegitimize the president.
An inconvenient truth: The vast majority of the crime was perpetrated by homosexuals.
Obama's hatchet man voted communist, lied, and was generally unhinged. It was time.
Over 300 "predator priests" in Pennsylvania sexually abused at least a thousand boys and girls.
The fact that it took so long is an indication of the extent of entrenched bureaucracy.
By literally conspiring to suppress Jones's speech, tech giants are bolstering his conspiracy-theory brand.
Communist Chinese leaders face no political recourse from the Chinese people over policy decisions.
Believe it or not, Facebook made a move this week that conservatives might cheer.
It's not toddlers from Toledo or wheelchair-bound grandmothers from Gatlinburg who present a threat.
The president says reporters are being "driven insane by their Trump Derangement Syndrome."
