Allum Bokhari’s book, ‘#DELETED,’ warns of the insidious ties between the incoming Biden administration and the tech oligarchs who want to shape our politics and run our lives.

The new Democratic coalition of woke and wealthy find it fashionable to discard the time-tested values that built America and made it a success.

Politicians’ hypocrisy does not just undermine their personal credibility, it damages the already fragile system of trust that makes society function.

Instead of ignoring the news or fighting in vain, fans of Cleveland baseball should make the case the new name respects the team’s history: the Spiders.

As fewer of the veterans of The Second World War still remain with us, we must work even harder to remember their sacrifices.

Raphael Warnock owes Georgians an answer to the question of court packing, just as Joe Biden still owes one to all of America.

Republicans only need one of the two seats to maintain their Senate majority. A look at the history of similar contests indicates that an electoral split is uncommon, but still possible.

Democrats live in their Washington bubble, and they don’t know how to get out. In 2020, it cost them politically.

Andrew Jackson’s political life and his resilience in defeat show a path forward for Americans today who look to continue the populist fight.

Giving in to violent demands never makes the threat go away. Instead, it proves that violence works and leads to more of it. A mob is never satisfied.

The commonwealth’s supreme court ruled that ballots submitted by mail may not be rejected because of signature mismatches between the ballot and the voter registry.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden met last night in Nashville the final debate of the 2020 campaign. It was a tough timeslot, up against a Thursday Night Football game.

Instead of shifting the 25th Amendment’s constitutional duty to unelected political appointees, Congress should keep it with the Cabinet, where it belongs.

Did you watch our weird baseball playoffs instead? I can’t blame you, but don’t worry: you can get all caught up with the best tweets of the night here.

Last night’s first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was such a mess, Twitter was somehow better.

In Laurence Tribe’s telling, the vice president’s tie-breaking vote does not apply to judicial nominees. That is supported by neither the Constitution’s text nor the Senate’s historical practice.

Instead of listening to those they claim to help, white leftists have picked up the Woke Man’s Burden and ‘help’ people — whether they want it or not.

The N.Y. Mets have had many pitchers after Tom Seaver, but none match his dominance and presence. The likes of The Franchise will not be seen again.

Harris is now the voice of a new, aloof, wealthier liberalism that seeks only to manage the decline of America’s economic might.

Keeping your vote private isn’t a sign of shame — it makes the important point that not every action needs to be performed in public for the mob’s approval.