Contrary to media reports about his leaked 2005 tax returns, President Donald Trump’s effective tax rate in 2005 was 79 percent, not 25 percent.

Senate Republicans can confirm President Trump’s Supreme Court nominees without using the filibuster-killing nuclear option. Here’s how.

A new article in The Atlantic claims that the heartbeats of unborn babies are “imaginary,” that those babies aren’t really alive, and that ultrasounds are just one more tool of the patriarchy.

After spending weeks bemoaning the rise of “fake news,” journalists have chosen to double down with fake news of their own.

President Donald Trump’s inauguration speech was not meant to bridge political divides. Instead, it was a declaration of war against the ruling class.

In a lengthy article about efforts to ease federal rules for firearms suppressors, the Washington Post wildly misrepresented a YouTube video showing the effects of a suppressor on a .22 LR rifle.

Instead of just admitting and correcting a simple reporting error about guns, Washington Post reporter Mike Rosenwald doubled down on his ignorance.

A lot of people don’t have the slightest clue how so-called gun silencers work. Here are the actual facts.

Washington Post journalist David Fahrenthold learned a very difficult lesson about what happens when you ignore the four gun safety rules.

Watch a bunch of D.C. and New York City journalists completely melt down after being asked if they know a single person who drives a truck.

Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign was doomed not by Russia, or the FBI, or fake news, but by a never-ending cascade of terrible decisions by its top campaign staff in Brooklyn.

BuzzFeed editor-in-chief Ben Smith declared on Monday that James Mattis, Trump’s pick to run the Pentagon, must respond to questions about random Internet memes on fake news sites.

Struggling to accept the consequences of electoral defeat, progressive activists are now desperately clinging to a wild conspiracy theory about how they can retain control of the Supreme Court.

HBO’s ‘Westworld’ could have been a thought-provoking commentary on the limits of artificial intelligence and the nature of human depravity. Instead, it just used cheap tricks and tired tropes to manipulate viewers.

Ravaged by months of drought, huge swaths of the southeast United States are on fire, but you wouldn’t know it judging by national media coverage.

According to a new poll, Democrats no longer think it’s nuts to claim the election was rigged. Forty-three percent told YouGov the 2016 election was rigged.

Media badgered Donald Trump for days to denounce the violent rioters. Why haven’t they demanded the same of Hillary Clinton?

Dissent, executive restraint, gridlock, you name it. Now that Donald Trump will be president, stuff that used to be treason is suddenly cool again.

After the New York Times revealed details of Hillary Clinton’s secret e-mail setup, John Podesta e-mailed, “We are going to have to dump all those e-mails.”

White House press secretary Josh Earnest refused to criticize FBI Director James Comey on Monday, but not for the reason you think.