Democrats' racist redistricting argument, which ignores Sen. Scott's success, shows that they have not changed since the Civil War.

Mamdani's presence at a prayer for the killing of infidels should compel all Americans to wrestle with the meaning of religious freedom.

Some legal observers have speculated that Alito might give the GOP cover by retiring before the midterms. Let us pray he does not.

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

Behar suggested that Trump longs to declare martial law, but it is she and her fellow liberals who have created the conditions for mayhem.

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.

Burns, perhaps under the subtle influence of TDS, implied the accuracy of a long-debunked historical thesis that today we would call "woke."

Joe Rogan said that “on a scale of one to civil war,” he would put the U.S. at a seven because of the reaction to Charlie Kirk’s killing.

Fetterman has drawn leftists' ire in large part because he tells the truth and does not share their deranged, hate-fueled worldview.