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For Trump, this decision was a long time coming, but is it a setup for more controversial pardons?
Inconsistent use of laws and questions regarding due-process protections only add to criticism.
As he rises in the polls, his ugly history of discrimination and harassment comes front and center.
More accusations of impropriety stack up against a member of the hard-left "Squad."
As is often the case, there may be more to this decision than meets the eye.
Too many Americans and especially Millennials are spending beyond their means.
Rush Limbaugh asks: Does Mayor Pete's open homosexuality make him unelectable?
Three female high-school athletes argue Connecticut's "transgender" policy violates Title IX.
Trump once again proves his climate critics wrong after pulling out of Paris Agreement.
Ginsburg throws cold water on the Left's decades-long push of the Equal Rights Amendment.
Sanders, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar have strong showings, while Warren and Biden continue to fade.
The real issue is less about character qualities than about widely divergent political worldviews.
In an effort to distance himself from Sanders socialism, Buttigieg aims for the "middle" lane.
New study finds that illegal immigration costs 10 low-population states $454 million annually.
While Carville wonders if Dems are losing their minds, candidates appear to prove his point.
Wray appears to change his tune on the IG's report finding FBI abuse of the FISA court.
The president blasts Democrats and deep state over their nonstop impeachment efforts.
New study shows the program's growth produced the opposite effect of its original intention.
As predicted, the Senate voted to acquit Trump of the Dems' partisan impeachment charges.
James Carville says he's "scared to death" that Dems have gone too far left.
