Three years ago, families were beginning a very weird summer vacation. The kids had all been home for three months already. In much of America, the community pools weren’t opening, and there was no graduation or championship baseball game or end-of-year party.
Are America’s 45th and 46th presidents politically invulnerable? That’s a conclusion you might come to from the response to the indictment of Donald Trump on June 8 and the guilty plea by Joe Biden’s son Hunter announced on June 20.
There were more than a few notable moments from former President Donald Trump’s interview earlier this week with Bret Baier. He may have admitted to serious crimes, he didn’t have an answer when asked about his staffing decisions as president, and he claimed he won the 2020 election. One less-discussed moment, though, also deserves our attention.
After five years investigating the nefarious deeds of Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, the Department of Justice came up with just two misdemeanor charges for late tax filings, and offered a sweet deal for illegal gun possession that will keep the culprit out of jail. No wonder Hunter was willing to cop a plea.
After a disappointing turnout for national Republicans in the last election, Glenn Youngkin led the Virginia GOP to a clean sweep on Tuesday night. That's a sentence that was as true in the state primaries tonight as it was when Youngkin shocked the state with his gubernatorial nomination and then when he shocked the nation with his victory.
Kayla Lovdahl, 18, is suing doctors California for allegedly rushing her through a medical gender transition beginning at age 12. It never should have...
