When Politico sought to analyze the vice presidential debate, it suggested Tim Walz's eyes told a very important story.

If the Harris campaign has to pander at this point to young women voters, its internal polling must have Democrats panicked.

A president still smoldering about his replacement -- or the president's resentful family -- could be plotting revenge.

The police officers' union called the actions a "breath of fresh air and a display of parental courage." That's an understatement.

"Smith’s allegations will be used by Democrats and repeated by the media as if they are established fact," one conservative wrote.

Democratic Gov. Tim Walz spent Wednesday trying to explain that what he says might not be exactly what he means.

For the vice presidential contender, "the least among us" doesn't include the most defenseless human beings on earth.

It was an uphill fight from the beginning. It came in the face of bias by the debate moderators. And in the end, it wasn't even close.

Corporate America just got another lesson in why it doesn't make sense for a business to get itself involved in liberal politics.

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