Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addressed an important problem when he dropped out of the 2024 presidential election and endorsed former President Donald Trump. Kennedy spoke about the country’s poor physical health, including how it is a problem that 74% of people in the United States are overweight and 43% are obese. He also said obesity was exceptionally […]

Looking ahead to November’s election, trade policy forms a core fixture for both parties. Both the GOP and Democratic Party have expressed support for tariffs with a common set of objectives in mind: to ensure the global competitiveness of American goods while forestalling unfair trade practices perpetrated by the Chinese government and captive firms.  One […]

Data released this month indicate high levels of failure on Virginia’s Standard of Learning exams among Fairfax County’s multilanguage students, formerly labeled English language learners. 2023-2024 Multilanguage Learner SOL Proficiency   Fairfax County Virginia English Reading 31% 33% Writing 6% 26% Math 42% 42% Science 29% 29% History 17% 36% Fairfax County’s multilanguage students are […]

Put simply, Ohio lawmakers have proven repeatedly that they will stop at nothing to gerrymander the state and insulate themselves from voters. 

Former national security adviser H. R. McMaster said Monday that he would not serve in a hypothetical second Trump administration, noting his talents are “kind of used up” with former President Trump. “No, I think, Anderson, I will work in any administration where I feel like I can make a difference, but I'm kind of...

There was none of the finger-wagging and pronoun-obsessing navel-gazing that we’ve all come to associate with progressives at the DNC. The only identity politics on display involved convention delegates proudly waving American flags. 

With the euphoria of the Democratic National Convention fading fast, Democrats must get to work on the issues Americans care about.

The debate former President Trump prefers is with sympathetic voters, not necessarily a televised faceoff with Vice President Harris, which is scheduledin two weeks. “We’ll see,” he said Sunday while suggesting he may pull out of a presidential debate Sept. 10, hosted by ABC News. As he has in the past, the former president publicly...

Democrats are increasingly bullish about their chances of flipping the House now that Vice President Harris, and not President Biden, will sit at the top of the ticket in November. Coming out of the party’s national convention in Chicago last week, a long list of lawmakers said the 11th hour roster change has led to...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s sudden decision to suspend his campaign and support former President Trump is raising questions about whether he could actually tip the scales in key battleground states.  Some Republicans say Kennedy’s move will help the GOP attract more votes in places where Trump is slightly behind Vice President Harris. Harris supporters don’t...