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Tuesday night the DNC made an effort to bridge the old and the new generations in the Democratic Party.

The first night of the Democratic National Convention largely offered nothing of value, Sean Hannity argued Tuesday before claiming that Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. was the "only person who actually gave any substance at all."

Speakers at the Democratic National Convention made attacks on President Trump not based on facts and ignored the failings of Democrats.

It took the committee three years to figure out the obvious: there is “absolutely no evidence that then-candidate Donald Trump or his campaign colluded with the Russian government to meddle in the 2016 election.”

President Trump announced Tuesday that he will issue a posthumous pardon to Susan B. Anthony.

I am confident in predicting that this week’s Democratic National Convention will be the high-water mark before the collapse of the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris ticket. 

Either we are a country of law and order or we are not. Your choice. 

What do Democrats stand for, besides unity and diversity and . . . hating Trump?

Now, the left wants to abolish the department created — with overwhelming bipartisan support — to make us safer after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

There are clear opportunities for Trump to close the gap with Biden, and even, potentially to eke out another Electoral College win in November.

It’s no secret that Democrats struggled to come together in 2016.

Democrats are sure to promote "hysteria against all things Donald Trump" at this week's Democratic National Convention, but it's what they won't say that speaks volumes about their vision for the future of the country, Sean Hannity claimed Monday.

The Democratic National Convention opened its first night Monday with an overarching theme of unity.

The Democratic National Convention’s lineup this week is a seemingly-random mashup of unlikeable establishment figures and polarizing ideological extremists.

Tucker Carlson accused Democrats Monday of ginning up a "ludicrous" conspiracy theory about President Trump's supposed animus toward the U.S. Postal Service with the goal of creating chaos on Election Day.

Monday night’s convention speeches will focus on two crises.

People with different beliefs often struggle to communicate in a way that builds empathy and connection.

It appears Beijing’s ongoing anti-Trump effort will exceed Russian meddling both this year and in 2016.

As the political world’s first “Zoom Convention” gets underway Democrats are poised to keep voters asking questions about Trump, not themselves.

China is already slamming Harris for “her harsh stance on China” per state-run Communist Party mouthpiece The Global Times.