It would be ridiculous to allow the 2020 field to obfuscate on an issue that divides Democrats and remains President Trump’s signature position.

Doug Ducey’s administration should not have had to clean up a story from a reporter who seemed invested in the idea that Ducey should be supporting marijuana decriminalization.

The resolution impinges on no one’s constitutional rights; it merely put Congress on record as opposing the anti-Israel boycott, divestment, sanctions movement.

As Trump seeks reelection in 2020, his best bet is to pick up where he left off in 2016 and pay attention to the Electoral College.

The cultural events surrounding America putting the first human on the moon are irrelevant to the identity politics left, who care more about people’s sex and skin color than their accomplishments.

The wing of the Democratic Party that’s fixated on race and diversity is sick of America’s first black president.

The shape-shifting Clayface debuts in a very good yet mildly disappointing two-parter.

Far-left Democrats created the weapon of identity politics, and now it’s swinging for party moderates. Will intersectionality fracture the left?

Kentucky Democratic Senate candidate Amy McGrath raised more than $2.5 million in the first 24 hours of her campaign against Mitch McConnell. The people who donated may as well have lit their money on fire.

The feud between Ocasio-Cortez and Pelosi represents a clash of two different types of politics, the outcome of which will define the Democratic Party and American politics for some time to come.

If the debate exchange on busing damaged Joe Biden more from creating the perception he has lost a step, it may damage Kamala Harris by highlighting that she tends to bluff and folds when called.

Young people are the ones with the most exposure to LGBTQ education and events like ‘drag queen story time,’ whether as students or young parents.

The Democratic debates feature a cadre of Potemkin socialists parading on a platform of socialist dreams—sounding grand, but lacking in reality or broad political support.

It is not uncommon for an incumbent president to blitz the establishment media as part of a re-elect campaign. Donald Trump is not the typical incumbent candidate.

This backlash will probably grow in breadth and intensity, but it has as much to do with the state of the Democratic Party—as identified by Biden—as it does with opposition to segregationists.

Their problem is activist types are trying to fill the vacuum created when their extremism decimated a generation of more mainstream Democratic politicians.

Bruce Wayne takes the lead in debunking a fortune teller’s scam on Gotham’s elite.

The mainstream media seem committed to helping Elizabeth Warren take out Bernie Sanders, but if they don’t want Biden to be the nominee they have to hurry.

People generally approve when a candidate flips in their direction. The left’s continuing attacks are the tell that something more is at play.

Do America’s establishment media fear that publishing Garrow’s story in a straight fashion would risk a swath of their core woke audiences turning on one of history’s greatest civil rights leaders?