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If one wants to discuss the prospect of a new director unleashing the FBI on enemies, shouldn't he grapple with the reality of years of bureau leadership unleashing the FBI on enemies?

The supposed watchdog organization was less than truthful with a statement involving Fox News host Sean Hannity.

Like a "candle in the wind," Elton John extinguished the contemporary positive chatter surrounding marijuana legalization in an interview published last week.

The unretirement of two federal judges originally appointed by Democrats exposes the party's hypocrisy on politicizing the justice system.

All over the world, established political orders are wobbling or falling. At home, Donald Trump has made an improbable comeback. Surprises abound.

As I write, the prime minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, is hanging on by a thread following the resignation of his finance minister, Chrystia Freeland.

A decrease in attacks has allowed the public to see Donald Trump preparing to govern in a second term, and so far, voters are positive and hopeful about it.

Trump has filed or threatened to file a lot of lawsuits over alleged defamatory coverage. But he hasn't won one, hasn't even come close to winning one. Now he has.

There is no acceptable excuse for the mass commutations issued by President Joe Biden, especially when one sees the records of some of the criminals Biden helped.

The Biden dministration appears impotent as Turkey and Russia shape their post-war Syria interests at America's exepense.