Court of public opinion about Matt Gaetz and Hunter Biden needs to take a recess
Is Matt Gaetz guilty of sex trafficking? Did Hunter Biden commit a felony? These are surprisingly difficult questions to answer because neither has gone to trial.
Is Matt Gaetz guilty of sex trafficking? Did Hunter Biden commit a felony? These are surprisingly difficult questions to answer because neither has gone to trial.
SharesIf President Biden's trying to improve the job outlook in the U.S., he doesn't need to get in the economy's way. Unfortunately, his new infrastructure plan, called the American Jobs Plan, is going to do just that.
SharesWell, D.C. statehood is back on the docket. It's certainly a hot-button issue, as it has been for years.
SharesAmerican whiskey distillers always deserve a toast. They're responsible for creating some of the most delicious liquor in the world, and they've kindly shared it for years and years.
SharesThis week, Rep. Suzan DelBene, Washington Democrat, proposed the Information Transparency and Personal Data Control Act (ITPDCA), nationwide data privacy standards.
SharesThe battle over wealth taxes is back. On March 1, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts Democrat, introduced legislation for a federal wealth tax -- 2% for holdings over $50 million and 3% for holdings over $1 billion.
SharesWe're told all-too-often that China has taken over the world -- or at least, it's poised to.
SharesRemember when Congress battled over President Obama's $800 billion stimulus package just over a decade past?
SharesWe're supposed to treat political extremists like terrorists now. At least, that's the suggestion of longtime CIA officer Robert Grenier and a lot of other Democrats in our government.
SharesMitt Romney introduced the Family Securities Act last week, and it's thrown conservatives into a complicated and interesting debate on the role of governance in helping families thrive.
SharesIt's David versus Goliath. Main Street versus Wall Street. Redditors versus hedge funds.
SharesAfter years of legal battles, President Biden pulled the plug on the Keystone XL oil transport pipeline on his first day in office. His reasoning? Combating climate change and putting America back into the Paris Accord.
SharesConservatives must think about how much our movement has changed since Donald Trump descended that escalator in 2015.
SharesThanks to a political uprising at the Capitol building and its online fallout, the scrutiny toward major tech companies has never been more intense.
SharesChaos and violence: A predictable, yet no less tragic, end to Donald Trump's presidency. There is nothing left worth defending. He and his movement are a festering wound in the American body politic.
SharesAt the risk of sounding cliche, 2020 has been rough. Between the COVID-19 pandemic, the lockdowns and the economic turmoil, Americans haven't suffered en masse this directly in decades.
SharesThe ripples of coronavirus have touched every dimension of society and have especially taken a toll this holiday season.
SharesPresident-elect Joe Biden faces down a post-pandemic world, he faces a new state-of-affairs in which the United States' allies have formed agreements that broadly exclude it, and in which China is stronger than ever.
SharesFederal cannabis reform is on the congressional horizon again, and this time, there's actually some traction.
SharesLike it or not, it appears that Jeff Bezos is an unsung hero of the pandemic. Amazon deserves praise for giving millions of lockdown-stricken Americans access to basic goods and acting as countless businesses' lifeline over the past few months
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