CNN host Jake Tapper on Sunday suggested former President Trump could pay for his mounting legal fees with sales from his newly-unveiled line of sneakers. Trump was ordered to pay on Friday $355 million in penalties plus interest in a New York civil fraud case, which came on top of a jury ordering him to pay...
Sen. Tim Scott on Sunday dismissed former President Trump’s recent remarks on NATO and his silence on the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, instead touting that he believed the former president made the world “safer” during his White House term. Pressed on Sunday by CNN’s “State of the Union” anchor Jake Tapper on...
Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) said on Sunday that it was "wrong" for former Attorney General Bill Barr (R) to suggest that voting for President Biden would amount to "national suicide." "I know, he's absolutely wrong," Cheney said on CNN's "State of the Union." "Now I haven't endorsed anybody in this presidential race, certainly would...
House Intelligence Committee chair says the White House may be guilty of some "inaction" regarding Russia's new space-based threat he disclosed last week.
1972—In a Brennanesque opinion in People v. Anderson, the California supreme court, by a 6-1 vote, misconstrues the state constitution’s prohibition on cruel or...
Washington Examiner Senior Columnist Tim Carney joins Investigations Editor Sarah Bedford to discuss the stakes involved in the child tax credit bill that passed the House of Representatives. They also talk about the state and local tax deduction plan that failed on Capitol Hill and how Republicans are split over the issue.
In his new book The End of Race Politics, Coleman Hughes takes aim at the spread of diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology in the U.S. government. Instead of DEI that discriminates on the basis of race, he argues, we should adopt colorblindness as a national policy. What is colorblindness? Hughes defines it this way: “We should […]
Rob Henderson’s Troubled: A Memoir of Foster Care, Family, and Social Class is a difficult read. For the first four chapters of the book, you want to reach through the pages, back in time, hug a small abandoned boy, and tell him everything is going to be OK. Then, for the next two chapters, you […]