The effort to downplay the toll that age has been taking on Joe Biden may have begun in the White House, but it did not stop there. Plenty of senior Democrats must have known there was a problem, and ...

Another impeachable abuse of the president’s pardon power, to nullify the Constitution’s approval of capital punishment and the endowment in Congress of the power to make federal ...

No coalition in American politics is forever. But the opportunity to dominate the politics of the 2030s is lying out there ...

On the menu today: On Tuesday, New York Democratic representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lost an election; the Democrats’ youth movement in Congress is wildly overstated; and remembering another ...

The GOP Needs to Stay on Offense on Corporate Tax Reform Congress Is a Living Advertisement for Term Limits Abortion Newspeak Comes for Radiology End Medicaid’s Mission Creep Could a Helping of ...

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The question increasingly dominating dinner tables, barstools, sheriff’s departments, and government offices: Just what the heck is flying around up there?

Biden’s misfortune is a product of his own mistakes, not the unforgiving fates over which none of us have any control.

As we commemorate the centennial of the great man’s birth, may he continue to serve as an object of the gratitude he exemplified and commended in life.

The case for letting Governor Sanders of Arkansas determine how her state administers food stamps. ‘It is my intention,” President Ronald Reagan said in 1981 in his first inaugural address ...

If you’re going to hype $66 billion to Amtrak as the largest investment of all time, you should be able to point to some results. Democratic lawmakers and pundits are increasingly peddling a ...

It’s likely the end of the road for the most incompetent of the Democrats’ lawfare salvos against the now president-elect.