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Is John Kerry a lawbreaker?

Is John Kerry a lawbreaker?

Credit cards and drug prescriptions must periodically be renewed or they expire. The same policy ought to apply to laws and regulations  Read more

Trump tries to woo conservatives with bid to cut spending

Trump tries to woo conservatives with bid to cut spending

The White House initially floated as much as $60 billion in cuts, including an unprecedented attempt to cancel money from this year’s omnibus spending bill  Read more

The Hypocrisy of Eric Schneiderman

The Hypocrisy of Eric Schneiderman

The well-known Trump antagonist positioned himself as a leading defender of women. On Monday night, he resigned amid allegations of physical abuse  Read more

'We Knew Exactly Who He Was When We Voted for Him'

'We Knew Exactly Who He Was When We Voted for Him'

Unlike the 5,644 Democrats in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, who changed their party registration to Republican in 2016, presumably so they could vote in the closed 2016 Republican primary, Ed Harry did not  Read more

Amid Nationwide Calls For Gun Control, A Defiant NRA Readies Its Base For Battle

Amid Nationwide Calls For Gun Control, A Defiant NRA Readies Its Base For Battle

John Lott, the National Rifle Association’s favorite academic and gun researcher, had a question for the mostly older, white, male crowd seated in front of him  Read more

Trump to demand Congress cut $15B in spending ‘rescission’ package

Trump to demand Congress cut $15B in spending ‘rescission’ package

The government had its best budget month in history in April, the Congressional Budget Office said Monday, as a soaring economy put more money into people’s paychecks — and thus more to pay to Uncle Sam  Read more

Trump is putting the US back on top

Trump is putting the US back on top

During a recent dinner, a liberal friend gave me a shock. “I didn’t vote for Trump,” she said, “but I have to admit I like that our country is on top again  Read more

Trump’s legal team aiming to decide if Trump will interview with Mueller by May 17

Trump’s legal team aiming to decide if Trump will interview with Mueller by May 17

President Trump’s legal team is hoping to reach a decision on whether Trump will sit down with special counsel Robert Mueller by May 17, a new report says  Read more

Party Primaries Are a Problem for the GOP

Party Primaries Are a Problem for the GOP

Ideologically motivated primary voters keep nominating dud candidates who can’t win general elections  Read more

Rudy Giuliani Knows Exactly What He’s Doing

Rudy Giuliani Knows Exactly What He’s Doing

Former federal prosecutor and New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has a simple message to Robert Mueller: Put up or shut up  Read more

FBI Attorney Caught Exchanging Anti-Trump Text Messages Resigns

FBI Attorney Caught Exchanging Anti-Trump Text Messages Resigns

The Daily Caller’s Chuck Ross reports that FBI attorney Lisa Page has resigned  Read more

Sarah Sanders touts Trump CIA pick Haspel, blasts 'hypocrite' Dems who oppose nominee

Sarah Sanders touts Trump CIA pick Haspel, blasts 'hypocrite' Dems who oppose nominee

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted Saturday that any Democrat who doesn’t support CIA director nominee Gina Haspel is a “hypocrite.”  Read more

War on the Right

War on the Right

Conservatives must be willing to champion ideas over the demands of the election cycle  Read more

Judge hands defeat to Mueller team in Russian troll farm case

Judge hands defeat to Mueller team in Russian troll farm case

Mueller's team asked for a delay on Friday because it was unclear whether the firm had formally accepted the court summons for the case  Read more

Why Members of Congress Secretly Like Unpopular Omnibus Bills

Why Members of Congress Secretly Like Unpopular Omnibus Bills

Only when members become willing to take tough votes, and to abide by the outcome even if it results in policy outcomes they disfavor, will the process become more open and transparent  Read more

Sessions Sends New Judges and Prosecutors to Handle Border Crisis

Sessions Sends New Judges and Prosecutors to Handle Border Crisis

Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who announced federal charges for members of the infamous open borders caravan earlier this week, is sending additional resources to the U.S. southern border with Mexico to handle the ongoing border crisis  Read more

Trump signs executive order establishing faith-based office at White House

Trump signs executive order establishing faith-based office at White House

President Trump signed an executive order Thursday creating a White House office on faith initiatives that will help to ensure religious groups have access to government funding  Read more

Trump: Payments to Stormy Daniels were meant to stop her from making 'false' accusations

Trump: Payments to Stormy Daniels were meant to stop her from making 'false' accusations

President Trump said Thursday that the payments his personal lawyer Michael Cohen made to porn star Stormy Daniels were aimed at keeping her from making "false accusations" that she and Trump had an affair, and insisted that campaign funds were not used to make that $130,000 payment  Read more