Uncle Sam's massive pile of debt is really starting to bite, according to a new Congressional Budget Office analysis Wednesday that shows rising interest costs are starting to eat up more of the government's spending money.
“Bidenomics,” President Joe Biden tweeted today, is characterized by “growing the economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. It’s a vision where we make smart investments in America, educate and empower American workers, and promote competition to lower costs and help small businesses.”
After four years of a mishandled drug crisis in Portland, Oregon, Mayor Ted Wheeler has decided to rein it in by reinstating criminal punishment for fentanyl possession. The new bill is much needed and should help to rectify Portland’s drug disaster, which was brought on by bad leadership.
California’s high-speed rail probably is never going to be built, but at least the people making millions off of the fantasy really care about diversity.
The Arthur Ashe Courage Award has been politicized by ESPN for the past several years, so it is no surprise that the 2023 award winners are the members of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team for their crusade against the fictional gender pay gap.
Although it is well known that American universities are hotbeds of “woke” political activism, the absurdity of what such activists are able to pressure administrators into doing never ceases to amaze.
Many Republicans are calling for the GOP to commit to a unified stance on abortion. Although the legal technicalities are now up to the states to decide, the GOP must adopt a strategy to put an end to the series of election defeats: Listen to powerful pro-life women officials who urge caution while doing away with widely unpopular abortion-policy proposals.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced on Wednesday it has charged 78 people relating to their alleged involvement in defrauding care programs for elderly and disabled people of more than $2.5 billion. Among the charges filed against the accused are allegations of telemedicine fraud, pharmaceutical fraud and accusations of opioid distribution. Many of the defendants...
When Fox News announced Jesse Watters would replace Tucker Carlson in the network’s coveted nightly 8 p.m. time slot, it marked a new era for both the host and the outlet where he has worked for his entire cable news career. In taking over from Carlson, Watters is being handed the reins to what had...