Most voters, including Democrats, want President Biden to debate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the president's closest competition in the bid for the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination.
A federal judge issued an order Monday preventing former President Donald Trump from disclosing evidence to the public, including on social media, as he faces charges related to his retention of classified documents at his Florida estate.
Rep. Ana Paulina Luna still wants Rep. Adam B. Schiff to face censure this week after the California lawmaker escaped the punishment last week, and more Republicans are on board this time.
Another day, yet another trial targeting Russian political opposition leader and anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny. Navalny faces trumped-up charges related to his supposed support for extremist movements.
Randi Weingarten’s American Federation of Teachers will do just about anything to avoid discussing, or putting effort toward improving, educational outcomes. This sad fact was on display yet again last week when the AFT announced it will be participating in a 15-city rolling bus protest in Florida over the next few days.
The public debate on transgenderism can’t be left at “live and let live” because Democrats always take their arguments to extremes. This includes the demand that the criminal justice system bends over backward for transgender murderers and rapists.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has concluded his visit to China. Renewed high-level dialogue between Washington and Beijing is positive. Xi Jinping's regime is particularly paranoid in its view of U.S. foreign policy. Miscommunication risks war, so even tense communication has value.
The American Civil Liberties Union was formerly known for its principled stance on civil liberties. But today, it has become a group dominated by progressive ideologues. Illustrations of this shift are numerous, but a recent tweet about the death penalty is likely among the best. Not only does it show just how out-of-touch the ACLU is with the rest of the country, but it is also a masterclass in how not to campaign against the death penalty.
Middleborough Public Schools in Massachusetts sent 12-year-old Liam Morrison home from school one day in March for wearing a T-shirt that supposedly violated the dress code. Staff had pulled him aside, told him it was making other students feel unsafe, and asked him to remove it, but he refused.