Carrie Severino, a former Supreme Court clerk who now heads up the Judicial Crisis Network and who helped pen a bestselling book on the takedown of Brett Kavanaugh, said on "Fox & Friends" that Vice President Mike Pence is right to criticize the chief justice because, by all appearances, John Roberts seems decidedly "anti-Trump."
The New York Times used to set the agenda for the rest of America's news. Its in-depth coverage of people and events was considered by the rest of the business to be the gold standard for good reportage and writing.
Cheryl Chumley is right to criticize teachers' unions for getting politicians to close the public schools ("Teachers' unions shamefully exploit COVID-19 to shutter schools," Web, July 30).
Ancient history may be subject to conjecture, but record keeping for the past few hundred years has left us with far less doubt about major world events. So why the annual review of the validity of the use of atomic weapons to end World War II?
Defunding city police departments. Exploding murder rates. Free health care for illegal aliens. Crushing debt. Obliterating American history.
While the government still has a role to play in policing anticompetitive behavior that harms users' wallets, Facebook and Google offer all of their basic services for free, while Amazon and Apple products are quite competitively priced and reap billions in profit as a result.
Never before has the political climate, media and work environments been so hostile to non-leftist opinions. Political correctness reigns.
Joe Biden's allies are scrambling to find some way to avoid putting him on the same stage with the president for a debate.
Every American -- Republican, Democrat or otherwise -- can agree that protecting our environment should be a priority.
Hidin' Biden announced this week that he would no longer travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to accept the Democratic presidential nomination.
What of the vulnerable children of the country who don't have instant Wi-Fi access, who don't have computers at their fingertips, who don't have family lives that correspond well with at-home and virtual learning?
Virginia has become the first state in the nation to offer for download a contact tracing Apple and Google API app aimed at stopping and slowing the spread of the coronavirus. And so it begins: One of modern government's cleverest means of tracking and surveilling its people, and all for the good health of the people, to boot.
"Amtrak Joe" Biden, the presidential candidate famous for riding the rails regularly between his Delaware home and Washington, D.C., should take notice of the workplace about-face.
Today we mark the 75th anniversary of dropping atomic bombs to end Wordl War II. As the Greatest Generation that lived into and through that history dies, we listen increasingly to revisionist, asymmetrical analyses expounding the immorality of the atomic bomb decision.
Policymakers looking for ways to gin up the economy should take a hard look at America's ports.
Congratulations to the Trader Joe's customers who made sure their favorite store knew they had support and encouraged them to not be pushed around by the smug and ignorant.
The protesters and their enablers in the media are not interested in intermediate concessions. They are interested in a grand bargain -- you vote for our crew or the disruptions continue indefinitely. That is the real demand.
The government spies routinely on Americans today -- so much so that the revelation of it ceases to shock.
The last time the American economy needed a steroid injection, one industry did most of the heavy lifting to get us out of recession: the oil and gas producers of America.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden appears to have painted himself into a corner with his promise to select a woman to be his running mate.
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