A new survey found that 86% of Americans believe wearing a mask in nearly all public settings would be effective in reducing the spread of the coronavirus.
The Democratic National Convention was supposed to showcase the Democrats’ unity heading into the November election. The plain truth, however, is that the Democratic Party remains seriously divided — and divided political parties generally don’t win national elections.
Whatever your loss may be, it will be a test of faith -- yours and mine -- as we ask ourselves: Can God really be good if He will allow me to hurt this much?
Tucker Carlson opened Friday night's edition of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" by reacting to the moment Joe Biden formally accepted the Democratic nomination at the party's virtual convention.
I urge those who still indulge the fiction that former President Barack Obama is a uniter and great statesman to read the transcript of his Democratic Convention speech with an open mind and discerning eye.
Biden gave a good speech Thursday night and delivered it beautifully. But it landed even more strongly because of the Basement Biden we’ve been seeing ever since he won the nomination during the pandemic.
Despite the Democrats’ scare tactics and misinformation, Americans can have confidence that their vote counts regardless of whether they vote in person or by mail in the 2020 election.
The virtual Democratic National Convention that ended Thursday night succeeded in portraying the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris ticket as competent, decent and welcoming to a broad-based coalition — while also making a powerful case for the defeat of President Trump in the November election.
The wire-fraud and money-laundering charges against Steve Bannon were a long time coming, and the postal inspectors appear to have meticulously traced the proceeds through numerous bank accounts, real-estate parcels, and at least one vehicle.
Joe Biden delivered. The Democratic nominee for president concluded the first unconventional Democratic National Convention Thursday night with remarks that sounded more like a presidential address than a campaign rally.
Joe Biden got through the biggest speech of his life cleanly and coherently Thursday night, without stumbling or mumbling or getting that far-away dazed look in his eyes.