This week the Florida Department of Health's Inspector General determined that allegations a state employee was ordered to manipulate state COVID-19 data were "unfounded," and "unsubstantiated" with "insufficient evidence."
Common sense yet survives. Despite President Biden's unwise push to resurrect the moribund Iran nuclear deal, there is a red line that he has refused to cross, at least thus far.
Justice has spoken. Former Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann has been tried on the charge of making a false statement to the FBI during the concocted Trump-Russia collusion saga. "Not guilty," concluded a jury of his peers.
At the end of President Biden's renewable energy rainbow is the expectation of primeval purity's restoration, free from the desecration of fossil fuels.
About a week ago, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco decided he had seen and heard enough and made it clear that one of his flock, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, would no longer be able to receive the sacraments within the archdiocese.
Alaska Airlines wants everyone to know that it's all for equality and inclusion. Except when it isn't.
Last week, the Biden administration made a catastrophic error in judgment by easing Trump era sanctions against Cuba's military dictatorship.
He has done it again. Prompted by an inquiring reporter, President Biden has flipped a critical U.S. geopolitical position on its head.
Americans are eying the coronavirus pandemic in the rearview mirror and hoping it will soon recede from sight.
As predictable as summer's heat, anger oftentimes boils out into America's streets as Memorial Day approaches.
The recent leak of a draft U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning the venerable 1973 opinion that legalized abortion has sent crowds of angry "progressives" to picket the homes of the five justices.
The more President Biden talks about inflation the less we want to hear from him.
Another mass shooting has rocked the nation. A seemingly deranged individual, striking out in an act of madness, gunned down eleven people Sunday in a Buffalo, New York, grocery store.
A fad can be healthy, like the hula hoop in the 1950s and the Harlem Shake in the 2010s. When driven by a form of self-loathing, though, a fad can be destructive.
Wall Street has gone woke up at its highest levels.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 395 into law on Monday, declaring Nov. 7 of every year as "Victims of Communism Day."
If government is good, bigger government is better. President Biden is determined to make his government the biggest of all.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is something of a political loose cannon, and the Georgia Republican has been known to shift her tongue into high gear without first engaging her impulse controls.
Revolutionizing the world by switching to "clean" energy takes a lot of dirt under the fingernails.
The speech that Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan gave at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute would have been better suited for delivery at the John McCain or Mitt Romney presidential libraries.
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