The serial indictments of former President Donald Trump last spring sent his support among Republicans and some independents into the stratosphere. For the first time, he topped President Joe Biden in the RealClearPolitics average of national polls, a lead he maintained from early April through July. Although Biden enjoyed a brief reprieve over the summer, […]

Can a defendant in the courtroom of a sympathetic judge simply delay his case indefinitely?

If U.S. leadership wanes, investors will be compelled to consider when and how these geopolitical risks will impact financial markets.

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is mourning basketball star Caitlin Clark's decision to declare for the WNBA draft instead of playing another year with the University of Iowa team. “Sad news for Hawk fans w Caitlin Clark declaring for the draft I love watching her play Clark fans will live on no matter where she plays,”...

A Georgia judge will hear arguments Friday over whether Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) and her office should be kicked off the 2020 election interference case involving former President Trump as the inquiry winds down. Defense attorneys claim that Willis’s once-romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade renders the sweeping racketeering indictment against Trump and his...

He has redoubled his criticism of Israel and turns a blind eye the brutality of regimes in Russia, Venezuela, and Cuba.

Police turned out in force near the Moscow church where Alexei Navalny’s funeral took place on Friday, as mourners gathered in a show of support for the late Russian opposition leader. Officers watched as hundreds of people waited to enter the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God Soothe My Sorrows, which was...

Republicans should not hold this annual tradition of democracy hostage as part of their partisan squabbles.

Effective leadership doesn’t just spring out of a master’s program; it occurs when men and women with moral authority form character in their students, not by lecturing about it, but by living it out in front of them.

With the Black vote stagnating at about 13 percent since 2008, the growing Hispanic vote is now expected to meet and exceed it.