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In the 2022 midterms, Republicans can capitalize on the public’s growing disgust with race-focused policies which reverse our civil rights progress and produce new-age discrimination.

The media will condemn anything that validates their disdain for you, Gutfeld said.

President Joe Biden got it right when he said on Tuesday, "We can keep our K-through-12 schools open, and that’s exactly what we should be doing." But that didn't prevent the Chicago Teachers Union from illegally going on strike.

Your personal health status and your medical decisions should be between you and your physician – the provider that you know and cares about you.

Not unlike the Israelites wandering 40 years in the desert, denizens of New York City have suffered eight years under the awful, incompetent, horrendous leadership of our, thankfully, former mayor Bill de Blasio. In fairness, we did elect him, somehow twice, and yet, there is a palpable sense of relief among the people of the 5 boroughs that the New Years Eve swearing in of our new mayor Eric Adams might be a return to the promised land.

A growing share of Americans—three in 10—identify as "none." Or, none of the above when asked about their religious affiliation. Houses of worship are emptying, and those still left in the pews probably expect their spiritual shepherds to welcome more prayer, not less.

The conviction of Elizabeth Holmes in four out of 11 counts was a measured verdict by the jury which spent weeks combing through the debris from her epic fall.

We’ve entered a new year, but we are still seeing the old, failed policies along America’s southern border that created one of the worst security crises in our nation’s history.

We have reached another "magic" COVID number, and it isn’t good: More than a million new cases per day.

It’s been almost two years since the deaths of my in-laws Mickey and Dee Newman who contracted COVID-19 in their separate elder care facilities in New York City.

The good news about the pandemic is that the leading comorbidity that influences severity of disease is one you can beat: obesity.

Tucker Carlson analyzes the consequences of the burgeoning population in the United States and points out that many Americans are longing for a simpler life.

The current administration cannot turn back time as much as it wishes it could, so we are very likely to be facing test kit supply-demand imbalances for several weeks.

Pastor Corey Brooks and his youngest son, Cobe, discuss what it was like growing up on the South Side of Chicago.

With the conclusion of the first year of the Biden administration, White House chief of staff Ron Klain sought to end on a high, or at least higher, note by retweeting a column saying that 2021 was not "all bad." It was like bragging that a bad first date told you that the evening could have been worse.

It is easy to say, “Eat healthier, exercise more, limit social media.” However, we are coming out of a pandemic. Repeating the same New Year’s resolutions hardly seems enough.

In 2021, Democrats and the left targeted conservatives, silenced parents, and suppressed speech by ordinary people online, all in the name of public safety.

CNN can't let go of January 6. They need to convey to others how serious it was. For them, the real victims. And why? Because reporting what actually happened didn’t scare enough people

Tucker Carlson blasts United States leaders for their COVID policies, but says the 'rules and superstitions' are too 'stupid and crazy' to go on much longer.

None of the Left's spittle-flecked hyperventilation explains why Manchin finally spurned BBB: It stinks.