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Baseball’s loss was the music world’s gain when Charley Pride failed to make it from Negro League Baseball to Major League Baseball and took up music instead. On Saturday the world suffered the loss of the first Black superstar of country music when Pride died at 86.

Texas filed a totally unworthy lawsuit, which even its own solicitor general (the lawyer who usually represents the state before the Supreme Court) did not endorse. The Supreme Court gave the suit exactly the curt denial it deserved.

The emergency use authorization of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine Friday night by the Food and Drug Administration has a miraculous feeling of a light at the end of the long and dark COVID-19 tunnel.

The Doocys have always had prime rib at Christmas and for the rest of our lives, we will make this one -- it is that good.

Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer are the politicians Georgians really ought to consider as they cast their votes on Jan. 5

On Friday, the Food and Drug Administration authorized the first COVID-19 vaccine in the United States.

If you still don't know that dishonest people can easily manipulate data to tell you any story they want to tell you, consider the condition of our economy.

The U.S. Supreme Court rejection Friday night of the legal Hail Mary pass Texas threw contesting the November presidential election probably ends the last realistic chance President Trump had to block an election victory by former Vice President Joe Biden.

A crucial obstacle to widespread COVID-19 vaccinations will be public hesitancy to take the vaccine, driven by doubts, fears, and misinformation. Here are steps to convince more people to be vaccinated.

The Swalwell affair is the latest symptom of the refusal of House Democratic leaders to honor their responsibility to protect highly classified national security information.

On streets where Jews live around the world, there is a display in windows or on doorsteps that is at once familiar and glorious. It is the Hanukkah menorah, celebrating a holiday that began at sundown Thursday.

Antifa activists and other criminal agitators have created an autonomous zone around a foreclosed home in North Portland.

Preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons will be one of the top foreign policy and national security challenges facing Joe Biden when he becomes president. Realistically, diplomacy and empty threats won’t accomplish this vital task.

The Hunter Biden scandal has reemerged the only way our Joe Biden-voting media will allow

“Collusion” was perhaps the media’s favorite word these past four years, even when it wasn’t true. But you know what real collusion looks like? It’s when left-leaning media decide en masse that something is “not a story” because it harms their preferred political candidate.

When the New York Post published documents showing that members of Joe Biden's family have been selling access to the former vice president to a number of foreign governments, social media companies banned their users from sharing the reporting. Other news organizations ignored it. But on Wednesday we learned that there is a federal criminal investigation into Joe Biden's son, Hunter.

Five years ago, conservatives would have named Jake Tapper as the closest thing CNN had to a host who asks challenging questions to both sides.

Like much else in 2020, something is causing beliefs and allegiances to shift in the U.S.

By focusing primarily on the desire to arrest the pandemic, we may have caused far more human suffering than the novel coronavirus ever could have. 

The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah begins at sundown Thursday, coming during a pandemic that all of us around the world will remember for the rest of our lives.