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With Democrats hovering near record-low approval, Sen. Cory Booker decided his ability to talk for an extremely long time was the catalyst Democrats needed.

The elections won't determine the future course of anything, but on balance, you'd have to say the results were more worrisome for Republicans.

From his tariff plan to his antagonism of Canada and Denmark, President Donald Trump appears bent on causing himself political damage.

Courts on both sides of the Atlantic are only inflaming populist passions when they unjustly prosecute populist leaders.

The dinner was a train wreck for the four years of Trump's first administration. Now it promises to be more of the same. Why go through it?

Steve Hilton, a businessman and Fox News contributor, has penned a book detailing the failures of California.

It's not an exaggeration to say that much of the media's coverage of Elon Musk and the DOGE effort has veered between contempt, ridicule, and sheer hatred.

Vice President JD Vance spoke at Marine Corps Base Quantico. Vance, a former Marine, pledged to make the Marine Corps the world's most lethal fighting force.

President Donald Trump's victory at the polls catalyzed an immediate change -- not just in the mood but, as his executive orders began to flood out, in the law.

A Pennsylvania state senator said Thursday that men have no advantage over women in sports, embarrassing herself and her constituents.