A woman twice showed up uninvited at Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff's $8 million Malibu home, prompting security to call the sheriff late Friday evening.
We don’t see a whole lot of bipartisanship in Washington, D.C., these days. But there is one area where something of a bipartisan consensus is seemingly forming: the push to ban TikTok. There’s just one problem: While China hawks in the GOP and establishment Democratic technocrats within the Biden administration both have valid critiques of TikTok, their push to ban it outright is deeply flawed.
BAGHDAD, Iraq — The Iraqi capital in 2023 is far different from Baghdad in 2003. Ramadi and Fallujah, once the hotbed of insurgency, are not only peaceful but also booming with construction and commerce. Sectarianism is, at least among the 50% of the population born after the war, in the rearview mirror. The parking lots of Baghdad’s malls and shopping centers are full of cars from Iraqi Kurdistan, predominantly Shi'ite southern Iraq, and largely Sunni al Anbar province. Baghdadis from across the religious and ethnic spectrum flock to the new cafes and restaurants that open on a daily basis.
Until and unless the Biden administration delivers this legally required transparency, the president can’t honestly claim he’s delivering the broad prescription-drug relief that Americans...
The Issue: District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s pursuit of an indictment against former President Donald Trump. It does not matter which side of the aisle...
Now Trump's hiring pool’s smaller still, boosting “the chance of Trump’s second administration beginning the way his first one ended: with the president isolated...
It’s the perfect headline for the major media’s preferred narrative, which means two things: Nearly every outlet will pick it up, and it’s mostly bogus.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has finally addressed its repeated success in improperly obtaining private records of GOP congressional candidates from the Air Force. The DCCC is claiming it did nothing wrong.
The news that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg would indict former President Donald Trump on Tuesday caused quite an uproar this week. Rightfully so. Many were outraged that a rogue and highly partisan left-wing prosecutor would target a former president, seemingly with little evidence to support his case. Team Trump mounted a public relations defense, asserting that there was no wrongdoing by the former president and calling the whole ordeal a witch hunt.
Gov. DeSantis showed a rare emotional side in the interview when speaking about his wife Casey’s successful battle with breast cancer, and the tragic...
