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The Democrats chose Kamala Harris as their 2024 presidential nominee. But nothing about the nomination process was normal or regular.

In 2022, 613,833 babies were aborted. In 2023, an estimated 1,037,000 babies were killed in the womb. Extrapolated 2024 numbers estimate 1,187,000 babies will have been sacrificed.

Rush Limbaugh used to call them the "Drive-By Media." That's how the talk show host used to describe journalists who blast out reckless stories.

As we near Christmas, I am reminded of a story of a gift given to a dying man told to us by a visiting pastor in his sermon.

President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for FBI director, Kash Patel, wants to break up the FBI into two agencies.

Over the last couple of decades, a substantial portion of my law practice has been focused on Africa.

The richest man on the planet with sprawling financial interests ranging from medical technology to publishing to military-grade rocketry has taken over the Trump presidency before it even begins.

Congressional Republicans are working to pass budget legislation as soon as President-elect Donald Trump takes office. They must jump-start his agenda without getting stopped by Senate Democrats.

President-elect Donald Trump derailed the congressional attempt to pass another oversized omnibus government funding measure before adjourning for the Christmas break.

On Wednesday, both the Washington Commanders' placekickers -- Zane Gonzalez and Greg Joseph -- were excused from practice when their wives went into labor.