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Biden Runs Out of Gas
The president has an unerring instinct to make problems worse.

Clarence Thomas Is Better Than His Critics
This latest controversy won't dent Thomas' formidable reputation as a jurist, but it's another mark against his perfervid critics who have no decency or scruple.

The Democrats Need a Hug
There's simply no good news to be found anywhere for Joe Biden and his party.

FEC Fines Hillary and DNC ... Sort Of
The fine is both minuscule and misdirected, but what it stands for is much more important.

In Depth: Ketanji Brown Jackson's Soft Spot for Drug Dealers, Pedophiles, and Terrorists
She may be the inevitable next justice of the Supreme Court, but there's more Americans should know.

Where Did Beau Biden Foundation Money Go?
New questions arise regarding income and expenditures of another Biden family charity.

Trump Sues Hillary, DNC, Other Collusion Hoaxers
The former president makes a good case that may not end up paying dividends.

A Broken Country Buries a Broken Laptop
The press had all the tools needed to authenticate the laptop data, but they refused to do so.

The Dems' Student Loan Forgiveness Scheme
Desperate to avoid a midterm shellacking, Democrats may resort to bailing out irresponsible borrowers.

So Joe Biden Is Corrupt. Now What?
Why did The New York Times only now admit what we long ago knew to be true?

Senate 2022: Winners Wanted
In an all-too-promising election year, the last thing Republicans need are bad candidates.

In Brief: Democrats' Kamala Harris Problem
Harris was set up to fail, some of her defenders say — and fail she has.

In Brief: Why Not Trump in 2024?
A rebuttal to the idea that the next GOP presidential nominee should be anyone but the former president.

The KBJ Confirmation Hearings Begin
Ketanji Brown Jackson won't suffer like Republican nominees do, but tough questions should be asked.

Is the Left Finally Ready to Turn on Hunter Biden?
Times are tough for the Democrats, and Joe Biden's son is proving a heavy burden to bear.

A Fraud Case Moves Forward
A whistleblower's claims of massive and systemic ballot fraud in Georgia will soon see the light of day.

Dems Explore Vote-Buying Schemes
Desperate to avoid an electoral shellacking in November, the Democrats are intent on trading money for votes.

Hunter’s 'Laptop From Hell'
Why after two years did the New York Times finally acknowledge the truthfulness of the laptop story?

Cuomo Bros' No-Nos
Andrew's COVID cover-ups confirmed. Chris's cat fight with CNN over a wrongful termination suit.

Ron DeSantis and the New Republican Party
What feels new is the zest for combat on cultural issues, as well as a willingness to bring to bear public power to the fight where possible.