A coalition of family members who lost loved ones in the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks urged New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to stay away from the 25th anniversary event at ground zero, citing his past comments and ties to people linked to radical Islam.
Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price has only been on the job for half a year, but she may have already surpassed every challenger to become the worst district attorney in the country.
GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy sparked controversy on Monday. He told radio host Hugh Hewitt that if elected president, he would resist a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, but only up until "2028."
Attorney General Merrick Garland has been controversial in the nation’s political landscape for the last seven years. Garland has developed quite a reputation from the controversy over his Supreme Court nomination to his actions as attorney general. According to a recent poll, this reputation has made him unpopular. Most voters now have an unfavorable rating of Garland.
Despite the Arizona Republican Party's best attempts to turn a longtime swing state blue, the abysmal economy under Democratic control of the White House and the Senate may save the state for the GOP come 2024. And this is no right-wing conjecture; rather, it was NBC News that found on the ground that "Bidenomics" is proving a bust in the Grand Canyon State.
THE WEAKNESS OF BIDEN IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES. There's a lot of talk among House Republicans about impeaching President Joe Biden. But GOP members disagree on whether there is enough evidence to go forward. On one hand, Republican investigators have made enormous progress in the past few weeks. The testimony of former Hunter Biden business partner Devon Archer demolished Joe Biden's claim that he didn't talk to his son about his shady foreign business deals. GOP lawmakers are also finding increasing evidence that foreign money flowed to multiple members of the Biden family close to Joe Biden himself.
The Biden administration and localities run by Democrats have trapped themselves in a cycle of failure, where their policies damage each other and lead to them inadvertently admitting to the failures of their party.
What was once “a reasonable resolution” for Hunter Biden’s “tax and gun crimes” has suddenly become “suspect” and an indication that “Mr. Biden was being given special treatment,” according to the Washington Post editorial board.
The Issue: AG Merrick Garland’s choice of David Weiss as special counsel for the Hunter Biden probe. Merrick Garland insults the intelligence of the...
Meeting my husband was like grabbing onto the landing skids of the last chopper out of Saigon. Looking back, that was the actual moment I narrowly escaped life as a clueless pagan, a half-baked feminist with mostly fuzzy ideas about what was best in life. By the time I met him, I was a fresh convert to political conservatism, but my nascent right-wing leanings had not yet translated into any meaningful changes in my personal life. I was still a “social” liberal, which I mostly interpreted as being very, very social. As Ben Orr sang in my second-favorite Cars song, “Let’s Go,” “I like the nightlife, baby.”
The credit rating downgrade of the United States from Fitch on Aug. 1 sent shock waves through the economic system. It triggered a sell-off in U.S. stocks and a 1.4% decrease in the S&P 500.
In late July, Politico reported that Third Way, a self-described centrist political group, met with Democratic chiefs of staff in the United States Senate to brief them about the danger to President Joe Biden’s reelection if a third-party presidential candidate runs from the center. The whisper candidate of choice is Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV). Another centrist group, No Labels, is reportedly looking to spend more than $70 million on such a bid.
Does being the first to reach a piece of land give you special rights? And are those rights collective and inherited? That is the question Australians are gearing up to answer in a referendum.
Meeting my husband was like grabbing onto the landing skids of the last chopper out of Saigon. Looking back, that was the actual moment I narrowly escaped life as a clueless pagan, a half-baked feminist with mostly fuzzy ideas about what was best in life. By the time I met him, I was a fresh convert to political conservatism, but my nascent right-wing leanings had not yet translated into any meaningful changes in my personal life. I was still a “social” liberal, which I mostly interpreted as being very, very social. As Ben Orr sang in my second-favorite Cars song, “Let’s Go,” “I like the nightlife, baby.”
