While even the Washington Post has admitted that it got the Russian collusion story wrong, Rep. Adam Schiff still insists that he was absolutely right to promote the discredited Steele dossier.
A piece by Allison Schrager went viral this week when she wrote that America is in "an age of overabundance" and perhaps we should be more like Europeans in our spending habits. Let’s not.
People weigh the eloquence of speeches much more heavily than their actions. This is why Obama was so popular – he nailed it on charisma, but his policies did less for Blacks than the casting director for "Friends."
These firms have used their extraordinary wealth and power to buy up rivals, stifle competition and muzzle speech that they oppose. This harms Americans.
The media is impervious to any of the challenges and struggles regular Americans face. Largely because those in the media make a lot of money and they're stupid.
In a trial where prosecutors unwittingly helped make the case in support of Kyle Rittenhouse’s right of self-defense, they sought during closing arguments to deprive him of that right.
The Democrat Party's so-called "moderates" have had it with Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and other members of the Squad.
Now, comes the hard part: advancing the social spending package through the House and Senate over the next few weeks — and not getting tripped up by a collision with the debt ceiling and a potential government shutdown on Dec. 3.
The national nightmare known as Russian collusion was an odious invention from Hillary’s fictive imagination and carried out by her cadre of loyal lieutenants who worked secretly in the shadows to smear Donald Trump as a Kremlin asset.
The headlines out of Virginia were stark for Democrats. For the first time in 11 years, Virginians elected Republicans statewide. The New Jersey governor’s race and other results were warnings, too.