Whether the old high-handedness still prevails will be tested by RFK Jr.’s upstart campaign, and the ABC interview suggests the answer is “most definitely,...
Journalists were coached on how to shift the discussion away from newsworthy materials detrimental to a specific person (Biden) and focus instead on the...
Bare months after Sen. Chuck Schumer “assured everyone that government gas-grabbing was a MAGA conspiracy theory,” and “mainstream media fact-checkers said much the same."
By now, everyone knows the story of Lia Thomas, the former collegiate swimmer from the University of Pennsylvania who declared himself transgender and began swimming competitively against women. He hasn't swum competitively for over a year, yet he resurfaced last week on a podcast to comment about his former teammates and their unwillingness to bend the knee and accept his delusional declaration that he was a she.
Another of the “prosecutors” backed by liberal megadonor George Soros is leaving office, giving another city the opportunity to start taking its crime problem seriously.
Lois Frankel, chairwoman of the Democratic Women’s Caucus, sold her shares of First Republic Bank just before the bank’s stock collapsed on the way to being closed by federal regulators. The Daily Caller’s James Lynch reported this on May 1, and it seemed to spur a bipartisan group of younger lawmakers to introduce another bill banning stock trades by sitting members of Congress.
Former Arizona gubernatorial nominee Kari Lake has doggedly supported former President Donald Trump ever since she broke onto the political scene. She's been an avid MAGA enthusiast and echoed many of Trump's political points during her campaign for governor of Arizona. As a result, rumors have swirled that Lake could be a possible running mate for Trump. So it's only natural that she has jumped on the bandwagon against Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), commenting on his potential candidacy during a recent podcast interview with former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani.
