Republican Glenn Youngkin’s victory in deep-blue Virginia sent shockwaves through the Democratic Party in an election that pitted two fundamentally different views of education against one another.
There is only one course of action after the disastrous resumption of nuclear talks with Iran: end the talks and resume the Trump administration’s policy of harsh sanctions and isolating Iran.
Steve Simon, the Chairman and CEO of the WTA, announced the organization would suspend all of its tournaments in mainland China and Hong Kong in response to Beijing's treatment of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai.
To require cash bail is to criminalize poverty. That’s the kind of bogus claim you’d expect to hear from an overzealous criminal defense lawyer. To hear it, instead, from a prosecutor is quite something else.
Eliminate bail requirements. Stop prosecuting crimes. Use the pandemic to release more violent thugs. All of these dots end up creating a line pointing you to widespread brutality.
In Michigan, alleged school shooter Ethan Crumbley faces terrorism-related charges. In Wisconsin, Darrell Brooks, alleged to have mowed down 68 people with his vehicle, killing six, faces more typical homicide charges rather than anything terrorism-related.
None of the Supreme Court justices came to yesterday’s oral argument in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization unaware of the outsized role the abortion issue has played in our politics.
On Nov. 29, thousands of pages of evidence emerged from the investigation of New York Attorney General Letitia James into ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Once again, it underlined that Chris Cuomo didn't have a line of media ethics that he wouldn't cross.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey resigned from his post this week and replacement Parag Agrawal was named to the job. Questions immediately circulated over what that would mean for speech on Twitter.