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Missing from the ‘tell-all’ exposés: How did the Biden admin careen so far left?

Jake Tapper and his co-author, Axios reporter Alex Thompson, revealed that the Biden White House was run by a so-called "politboro" made up of...

The fight for liberty starts in the classroom — how one state is joining the battle

Nothing in our Constitution requires taxpayers to fund communist indoctrination in our schools — so one state has passed a new law to combat...

Democrats’ criminal-justice lies are as awful as the Biden coverup

The left's promises of "redemption and rehabilitation” hid the truths about criminal offenders — just as the White House lied about Joe Biden's incapacity.

The woke left’s frenzy is over — it will never recover from Donald Trump

President Trump has shifted the Overton window in the culture away from woke, and it’s hard to imagine it shifting all the way back.

Istanbul has everything a shopper could think of — including scams

Istanbul. Great city. Great food. Great sights. Great shopping. But not so great — their salespeople.

Trump vows pardon for reality-star family the Chrisleys

The White House announced that reality TV stars Julie and Todd Chrisley will be receiving pardons from President Trump.

Judge permanently halts Trump’s order punishing WilmerHale

A federal judge on Tuesday struck down President Trump's order targeting the law firm of WilmerHale, warning - with Trumpian exclamation marks throughout his opinion - that the president's move ran afoul of what the Founding Fathers envisioned.

Justice Dept. sues to clean North Carolina’s voting rolls

The Trump Justice Department announced a lawsuit Tuesday against North Carolina, challenging the state to clean up its voter rolls and remove names of people who didn't provide all the information required to register to vote.

Judge blocks Trump’s attempt to shut down New York’s congestion pricing

A federal judge issued a restraining order Tuesday blocking the Trump administration from punishing New York for its congestion pricing plan that charged additional fees for vehicles entering parts of Manhattan.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville sets sights on Alabama governor’s office

Sen. Tommy Tuberville will run next year for governor of Alabama instead of campaigning for a second term in the Senate.

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