House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she has cancelled the president’s state of the union address until the government is re-opened. After rejecting invitations earlier in the week from the White House to negotiate on funding for border security, Pelosi...
How do the media handle dramatic updates that counter their narrative? This week, text messages sent by Peter Strzok, a chief investigator of the Clinton and Russia collusion probes, were released to Congress. In investigating Donald Trump’s alleged collusion...
Since Donald Trump won the election for president in November, U.S. media outlets have received and eagerly published selective, damaging leaks about him from anonymous intelligence officials. The general effort, which appeared highly coordinated, was to delegitimize Trump’s election...
The executive order did not change regulations on its own. Instead, it instructed cabinet departments to propose changes to rules. On Thursday morning, President Trump signed an Executive Order regarding health care and health insurance. Here’s what you need to know...
With Sweden suddenly all over the U.S. news, perhaps Americans will cast their eyes to another Scandinavian country to see how they're dealing with their own refugee problem.
Sweden jumped into the headlines over the weekend after President Trump said...
At 2 a.m. Saturday morning, America, democracy, and all the “poor” people died, at least to hear the media and liberals tell it. In reality, the Senate barreled toward passing one of the most significant tax reforms in three...
A Friday expose from the New York Times reveals that the FBI investigation of Trump for alleged treason was little more than retaliation against the president for lawfully firing an incompetent and ethically challenged FBI director.
In a Friday night...
The Democrats' theme for the evening was 'facts, not fear.' Many major media also adopted the same theme.
A humanitarian and security crisis at the southern border must be addressed, President Donald Trump told the country last night in his first Oval Office...
As the spread of COVID-19 begins to slow nationwide, some governors are proving to be more serious than others about what comes next.
As the coronavirus spread slows, governors are responding in different, sometimes wildly divergent ways. Many of them,...
At FiveThirtyEight, Christine Aschwanden writes: “The GOP’s Abortion Ban Is About Politics, Not Science.” She’s half-right, though not in the way she thinks.
Before we get to that, it is worth reflecting on this simple fact: the progressive contribution to the...
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