Judge Jessica Peterson “manifestly abused” her discretion.
Editorials
Strange bedfellows ignore the potential ramifications.
Speaking of affordability …
An immediate need for strategies that reduce tensions, mitigate potential violence.
The Epstein files strike again.
Those who are incapable of working for physical or other reasons should be exempted from employment mandates. But the goal should be to eventually wean recipients off taxpayer assistance.
The move is a pre-emptive strike against a jail sentence for Hunter. Most pardons are issued after the fact.
Donald Trump won support from union members because he prioritized economic freedom. He needs a labor chief who will do the same.
The election of Mr. Trump has clearly made an impression on the mullahs and triggered positive developments.
Listen to the squealing about two medical professionals that Donald Trump selected to posts in his administration.
Democrats routinely complain about gerrymandering, but they’ve been noticeably silent about how it helped their party this year.
As our modern gladiators chase a pigskin down the field in Detroit, Dallas and Green Bay, we settle into our living rooms, loosen our belts and remind the little ones this is the day we echo the thanks of the Pilgrims, who gathered in the autumn of 1621 to celebrate the first bountiful harvest in a new land.
He is someone for all in America to be thankful for — proof that in the United States, the last can be first.
For what does any of this actually mean when testing consistently reveals that a large number of Nevada students can’t read, write or do basic math at grade level?
Prominent Democrats spent the run-up to the November election professing their desire to protect “democracy.” Court documents reveal that was a cynical sham.
