“Some might say,” such as White House press secretary Jen Psaki, that Republicans were “for defunding the police,” but those people are wrong. 

Life’s a b-tch if you’re disgraced former ‘Bachelor’ host Chris Harrison. If you’re Sheldon Whitehouse, it’s a whites-only beach.

The right shouldn’t be taking a victory lap. They should be asking why media and Big Tech were allowed to smear everyone who believed in the possibility of a lab leak as crazy conspiracy theorists.

Two consenting adults in the bedroom is an ‘LGBT issue.’ Parents pimping out their children for entertainment and political points is a disgusting league all its own.

Life is breezier on unemployment than behind the Chipotle counter, so the burrito heaven is trying to lure workers back and I’m paying for it.

Chris Harrison cozied up to the wrong people in the face of criticism, and they oh-so-predictably ruined him.

The problem isn’t that Fauci weighed costs and benefits. It’s that he was willing to impose life-and-death costs on unwitting Americans in order to benefit himself. 

The highest-paid federal employee, best known for COVID flip-flops and fudging the numbers, is now going to pontificate about truth and service in an autobiography where he’s the hero? What a joke.

If loving Harajuku so much that you stylize your art around it is the equivalent of a minstrel show or blackface, then how are we supposed to qualify flagrant acts of racism?

‘It severely undermines the confidence in our gun laws as well as the ATF … if there are not criminal consequences,’ Sen. Tom Cotton said.

Never forget the hell that BLM rained down last summer. And on this one-year anniversary of the Floyd riots that sparked them all, remember how much progress they’ve secured: none.

“I asked my mom if there is a word for this, and she said there is: hypocrisy.”

Somebody should tell Joel Osteen there’s nothing ‘peaceful’ about self-centric religion that taps into God only in case of emergency.

When MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow says, “We’re going to have to rewire the way that we look at each other,” she’s right. And it’s a real shame.

If potato head Brian Stelter finds an elementary masking article to be ‘really thoughtful,’ perhaps an actual potato would be a better cable TV host.

McCarthy and other GOP lawmakers and officers met at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial to honor the “incredible work our men and women in blue do.”

Thanks to the ruling class who insisted lockdown would save lives, that became the conventional wisdom — but as is often the case, the conventional wisdom was wrong.

While Rachel Hollis tries to recover from charges of privilege and co-opting black terms, when is she going to apologize for co-opting Christianity?

We don’t need to cross any borders to witness a failed state — or at least a dysfunctional wannabe state. The 68 square miles of Washington D.C. have it all.

Tim Scott poses a question that has emerged throughout Biden’s term despite the president’s promise of unity: “Why do we feel so divided and anxious?”