The plans for President Donald Trump's proposed "Arc de Trump" put forward by the Department of the Interior show it will be massive in size.

While admitting that he would never vote for Trump, Maher did blame Trump's popularity on woke Democrats and their antics.

Colbert's telling one version of the story. Everyone else involved is telling a different one entirely. Now, let's hear the FEC weigh in.

With his usual good nature, Jennings responded to Roginsky's gaffe by reminding her of Democrats' sordid history on race and civil rights.

Depending on how far leftists push their anti-ICE insurrection, even Kimmel might eventually face Trump's righteous Lincolnian wrath.

While making allowances for pragmatic politics in some cases, conservatives must nonetheless demand that Republicans govern like Republicans.

Washington and Lincoln referenced God's providence in their proclamations because they believed that they had seen evidence of it.

If we had a functioning Congress, then dimwits like Jackson would lack (usurped) power to destroy self-government by killing Trump's tariffs.

AOC's slanderous attack on Kirk raises the question of whether conservatives have any way forward with unrepentant leftists.

Turek recalled that not even conservative donors with deep pockets could compel Kirk to put politics above Jesus.