Why do many people seek political power to begin with? It isn't to increase your quality of life. It’s to increase theirs, by allowing them immunity from the laws they enforce.
As the world continues to wage war on the coronavirus, Wednesday marks the end of another far deadlier global war exactly 75 years ago. On Sept. 2, 1945, America accepted the surrender of Japan to end World War II.
President Trump traveled to Kenosha, Wis.,. Tuesday to demonstrate his profound and sincere support for the heartland community as it rebuilds from the senseless rioting, looting and violence it has experienced over the past week.
Counterintuitive though it may be, statistical analysis shows that locking down the economy didn’t contain the spread of COVID-19 and reopening it didn’t unleash a second wave of infections.
Democrats and the media are "in full panic mode" as they come to terms with the ongoing unrest and former Vice President Joe Biden being their presidential nominee, Fox News host Sean Hannity said Tuesday.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., "ripped science apart like a State of the Union address" by visiting a San Francisco hair salon Monday for a wash and blowout without a mask, Tucker Carlson told his viewers Tuesday.
After months of downplaying the damage and danger of riots playing out in cities across America, the progressive mainstream over the weekend flipped their script. Suddenly, they announced, they are horrified by the violence.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden finally condemned the violence gripping American cities after weeks of silence on the issue, but the question remains whether he would do enough to keep America safe, Laura Ingraham said Monday.
Democratic lawmakers and the mainstream media are "running cover" for the "far-left mob" of violent demonstrators and rioters that have been destroying cities across the country and assaulting members of law enforcement, Sean Hannity argued Monday.
Democrat Joe Biden delivered what "may have been the most thoroughly dishonest speech ever given by a major presidential candidate" in Pittsburgh Monday, Fox News host Tucker Carlson argued.