Opinion

In what may undoubtedly be one of the most shocking revelations, at least according to the political messaging of Democrats and the legacy media in recent years, most voters now say that the term of former President Donald Trump should be considered a success. Conversely, most voters also feel that Joe Biden’s presidency is a […]

Washington Examiner Senior Columnist Tim Carney joins Investigations Editor Sarah Bedford to discuss the stakes involved in the child tax credit bill that passed the House of Representatives. They also talk about the state and local tax deduction plan that failed on Capitol Hill and how Republicans are split over the issue.

Rob Henderson’s Troubled: A Memoir of Foster Care, Family, and Social Class is a difficult read. For the first four chapters of the book, you want to reach through the pages, back in time, hug a small abandoned boy, and tell him everything is going to be OK. Then, for the next two chapters, you […]

In his new book The End of Race Politics, Coleman Hughes takes aim at the spread of diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology in the U.S. government. Instead of DEI that discriminates on the basis of race, he argues, we should adopt colorblindness as a national policy. What is colorblindness? Hughes defines it this way: “We should […]

One week after Senate Republicans rejected White House-backed legislation that would have sent $3.7 billion to bail out sanctuary cities while also mandating the catch and release of all migrants arrested for illegally entering America from Mexico, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials threatened to release thousands more migrants into the U.S. by slashing capacity to detain them at the border. This unveiled threat by President […]