The liberals who celebrated the upending of two-and-a-half millennia of precedent on what constitutes marriage are in a phony panic that the seven years of the Obergefell precedent might in turn be tossed out by a Supreme Court.
Since time began, the Democrats have been the party the voters expected to do a better job on issues related to education.
President Biden is breaking records and making history at the southern border. But that's not a good thing.
It's obvious and now official: The United States economy is mired in a recession.
The Associated Press ran a headline a few days ago: "U.S. to plant a billion trees as climate change kills forests."
"The prices for our feed and labor have skyrocketed. It's gone up significantly," Dan Jones, a poultry farmer, told NBC Sacramento last week.
With the borders unsecured, the deadly synthetic opioid Fentanyl is pouring into the U.S. and the body count mounts.
The blackout threat for which Texans were forewarned is upon them as the South sizzles under the midsummer sun.
The newest chapter in the Hunter Biden saga was not reported by the so-called newspapers of record, but by the scrappy Washington Examiner.
A few days ago, the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC), which recruits, trains, and elects Republicans to state legislatures and statewide offices, released some remarkable survey results from four States.
A recent Pew Research Center survey found the percentage of U.S. adults saying health officials have done a good or excellent job fighting the pandemic has plummeted from 79% in March 2020 to 52% in May 2022.
Team Biden's inability to fix what's wrong is becoming a crisis.
Now that we are down to a little more than two months before reconciliation expires, it looks like the Senate Democrats are finally getting serious -- they are starting to talk openly about raising taxes.
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