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The jury ultimately rejected Anthony's 'sudden passion' claim, which would have reduced his sentence.

Spencer Pratt's third-place finish is deeply disappointing, but not particularly shocking.

The top of the ticket in Maine embodies all the worst traits that the progressive left assumed were present in all men.

Truth is stranger than fiction -- like a cease-fire in which no one ceases firing. The reality is a stark choice: Defeat an implacable American enemy or take a bad deal.

No matter what the president may believe, these events are indeed noteworthy.

Apparently, the world of 'social justice' means that we can't have fair exams.

So far in the war against Iran, the president's actions are the sort that will invite future aggression against American interests and allies.

The story of Nancy Mace is merely another variation of the same sequence of events that led to Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation from Congress in January.

The results of this year's Values and Beliefs poll should be welcomed.

Last night, Graham Platner won the Democratic nomination for Senate in Maine.