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Dan MclaughlinNational Review |
In 2017, Trump hit Washington like a tornado, overturning and scattering things in his path — but much of what he attempted never got done.
Democrats aren’t very good at learning lessons. But there are some things even they can figure out.
Census Bureau data show that Californians are still leaving their state. Today, U-Haul released its annual survey of net migration patterns using...
Rickey Henderson has died at his home near his native Oakland, reportedly of pneumonia, just shy of his 66th birthday, which would have fallen on...
Presidents are supposed to be the president for all the people. But that doesn't mean they have to cater to one side's model of how to run a state....
I will leave to others the dissection of the freshly reported Wall Street Journal story on the extent of the coverup of Joe Biden’s decline. I’ll...
There is no question that the single biggest mistake of the 2024 election was Joe Biden's stubborn, deluded insistence upon running again. That...
Allow me a rant: I hate being asked to sign up for paperless billing. It is a regular source of hectoring from banks, credit card companies,...
They’re celebrating Satan at the Minnesota State Capitol: “A Satanic holiday display at the Minnesota State Capitol has some sounding the alarm but...
Five years ago, freshly arrived in the Senate, Josh Hawley used the nomination of Neomi Rao to the D.C. Circuit to send a message to the Trump...
Major League Baseball is considering a "Golden At Bat" proposal to allow, once per game (perhaps limited to the trailing team or after the seventh...
The missing piece of Donald Trump’s political resume has been getting his voters to give him reinforcements — but in 2024, he may have done it.
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