U.S. Politics

Report: Election boards not ready for first-ever mass-mail vote

The outdated vote by mail procedures used by local election boards will be a major problem for America's first mass-mail vote, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) said. Read More.

Texas sues major county to stop massive, illegal mail-in vote

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit to stop the clerk of Harris County from sending mail-in ballots to all of the county's 2.4 million registered voters. Read More.

Tyranny check: Massachusetts students vs Uighurs in China

Massachusetts and China may be far apart geographically, but, medically speaking the U.S. state "is not so far removed" from the communist nation, a columnist noted. Read More.

Mayor of locked-down city dined indoors, out of town

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney's coronavirus lockdown order includes a ban on indoor dining in the city's restaurants. Read More.

BLM approval peaked in June as violence trumps race strategy

The violence in the streets of American cities is "becoming a problem for election-year Democrats," a columnist noted. Read More.

Silenced majority? Republicans more inhibited with pollsters

Republicans and independents are twice as likely as Democrats to conceal who they plan to vote for in November, a new study found. Read More.

Biden consistently downplayed cornonavirus in early stages

Joe Biden is "politically vulnerable" on the coronavirus pandemic and President Donald Trump "should prosecute that case," Karl Rove noted in an Aug. 26 op-ed for the Wall Street Journal. Read More.

PBS's Alcindor blasted for Cawthorn tweet

Madison Cawthorn, a Republican candidate vying for the North Carolina congressional seat of White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, is paralyzed from the waist down due to a car accident when he was 18. Read More.

Nick Sandmann finally tells nation his side of the story

Nick Sandmann, in a dramatic gesture, donned his famous red MAGA hat again on Tuesday as he delivered an address at the Republican National Convention during which he praised President Donald Trump for opposing the “cancel culture” mob that sought to tear apart the Kentucky student's life. Read More.

Convention's 'sensationally effective' open stunned media

Democrats and their major media allies are so consumed with hatred for President Donald Trump and the "deplorables" who support him that it wasn't possible for them to view Monday's Republican National Convention in any objective manner, a columnist noted. Read More.

Trump vs Romney’s niece: Whither the soul of the GOP?

President Donald Trump wanted the 2020 Republican Party platform to be a "short form" 4-page statement of principles. Read More.

Chicago activist advises residents to just 'get over' anger at looting

Residents of Chicago who are upset over the looting that has devastated the city's famous retail areas should just "get over it," an activist said. Read More.

Biden's ‘dark’ speech praised for 'bright vision' by media chorus

Joe Biden closed out a dreary Democratic National Convention by focusing on the gathering's four-day theme — darkness and division. Read More.

A study in contrasts: Sarah Palin in 2008 and Kamala Harris today

It was already obvious before her speech at the Democratic National Convention that whatever Kamala Harris said would be cast in glowing terms by the Democrat's cheerleaders in the major media. Read More.

Biden, Part II: Hunter profited from Dad's dangerous deals

How does this mediocrity Hunter Biden get lucrative positions making millions of dollars advising foreign firms in Ukraine and China, with no relevant industry of country experience? Read More.