Did international prisoner swap transcend politics, or not? Hostages freed, families happy, Biden White House joyous, but Vladimir Putin happy, too.
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If voters want to fix this, they need to select candidates who will learn from past mistakes, not repeat them.
As San Francisco’s district attorney, the vice president supported sanctuary cities and the enrollment of criminal illegal immigrants in job training.
Attorney General Aaron Ford is supposed to be Nevada’s top law enforcement officer. Yet, his office is making a mockery of Nevada’s public records law.
Even when Vance is wrong on specific policies, he’s thoughtfully trying to fix the right problems.
And Democrats sanctimoniously lecture America that “democracy dies in darkness.”
Silencing cell phones won’t fix everything, but it will help students learn more in the classroom.
Anti-Israel sentiments are no longer limited to fringe, far-left Democrats. They are increasingly common among more mainstream partisans.
As Kamala Harris reintroduces herself the public — yet again — here are 8 questions she needs to answer.
Kimberly Cheatle told a House panel the Secret Service had been alerted to a suspicious person on a nearby building before Donald Trump was shot.
How can Joe Biden remain president when he hasn’t spoken to Americans about why he’s ending his campaign for a second term?
Sometimes God’s miracles raise hard questions.
Why not, at last, just let the people choose their own president?
It’s not just that Trump sent mixed messages Thursday night in Milwaukee. He squandered an opportunity to show a more human side of himself.
Imagine someone could get the trappings of an elite — the power, pay and prestige — while using their perch to undermine what they’re supposed to be excellent at.