The Democrats’ third presidential debate was a long-winded, platitude-filled disaster where no single candidate could claim a clear victory. Instead, the seven men and three women took turns displaying why they are all probably unelectable.
In a system already overburdened with red tape and money wasted on administrative costs, "Medicare-for-all" would bring more government bureaucrats into the mix.
The 10 Democratic presidential contenders debating Thursday night made condescending efforts to win black votes, with former Rep. Beto O’Rourke of Texas saying he would support reparations for descendants of slaves, and other candidates acting as if the only issues of concern to African-Americans are racism and criminal justice reform.
The top three candidates -- Biden, Warren and Sanders -- clashed for the first time on one stage in Thursday night, giving starkly different .proposals on the path Democrats should take.
Some Democratic presidential candidates and other Democratic elected officials have broken from the party's long history of supporting Israel and fighting anti-Semitism.
The Border Patrol arrest numbers for August show that while the illegal immigration crisis persists, there can be no dispute that the strategy of President Trump and Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan is working.
Although it’s essential to remove the negative effects of inhaling tobacco smoke from the American population, we must remember nicotine itself harbors health risks.
The Supreme Court’s decision late Wednesday allowing the Trump administration to implement its policy making it harder for migrants to qualify for asylum in the U.S. is a victory not just for President Trump, but more importantly for the American people and for the rule of law.
I oppose paid reparations for myself and other descendants of African-American slaves. My opposition is practical, ideological and based on my principles and sense of justice.
The Supreme Court was right Wednesday to stop a lone federal district court judge in San Francisco from blocking a Trump administration policy designed to limit the ability of Central American migrants to seek asylum in the U.S.
Students at a Michigan high school were told they could not display posters promoting Young America’s Foundation’s “9/11 Never Forget” project because the images were too violent.