Of what possible value is the House testimony of someone who is set to go to prison for three years after pleading guilty to bank fraud, illegal campaign contributions and...wait for it...lying to Congress, and who might be motivated to “compose” in further testimony to lessen his sentence?
“Highly unusual.” That was former FBI general counsel James Baker’s description of the “investigation” into Hillary Clinton’s private email server when he testified before the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees last October.
This is a story that will get little coverage in America, but it’s one that every American should hear, so that when we’re told that we must engage with Iran’s government and respect their views, we understand exactly what we’re being asked to compromise and deal with.
President Trump’s State of the Union Address is still set for next Tuesday, but Speaker Pelosi continues to play childish games to prevent him from coming to the Capitol.
The Supreme Court decided not to consider an appeal by Joseph Kennedy, who was fired from his job as a high school football coach in Bremerton, Washington, for praying with students on the field after games.
A lot of things shut down for Martin Luther King Day, but some things must go on every day, like train service, radio broadcasts and the announcement of new Democratic Presidential candidates.
In preparation for an interview I’ll be doing soon on my TBN show with CBS’s chief White House correspondent Major Garrett, I examined his latest book...
In my comments on Martin Luther King Day, I quoted him on how letting yourself hate those you disagree with eats away at you like acid and destroys the hater as well as the hated.
January 22 marks 46 years since the Supreme Court issued its Roe v. Wade ruling, which discovered a heretofore unheard-of right to kill unborn children in the Constitution and usurped the right of all 50 states to regulate abortion.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi might be laboring under the delusion that she is the equal to the President, but yesterday, he sent her a stunning (some – okay, me included – might say “hilarious”) reminder of who’s really the boss.
I like to say that I read the news so you don’t have to (and in this time of toxic media, that deserves hazard pay), but if you’re so inclined, Gregg Jarrett of FOX News has a good piece that really spells out the whole Bruce Ohr story.
As impressive as Bill Barr was in many respects during his Tuesday confirmation testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee --- particularly his emphasis on equal justice for all --- he did seem to be very much a part of the old guard, and that alone tends to make little alarm bells go off.
Victor Davis Hanson absolutely nailed it on Tuesday’s Laura Ingraham show when describing what the problems are now with America’s criminal justice system and why the nomination of Bill Barr has the potential to make such an important difference...
Today's Commentary --- Victor Davis Hanson nails it -- Obama judge interferes -- Elections have dire consequences -- In case you missed it: -- Barr grilled by Senate -- Our Insane World, Cont’d: -- Today’s Must-Read, Edge-Of-Your-Seat Story -- Time for SCOTUS to face facts -- Evening Edition -- Daily Verse
We learned last week from the New York Times that the FBI actually opened an inquiry into President Trump –- not candidate Trump, but sitting President Trump...
Now that the House Oversight Committee is under the control of Congressional Democrats --- Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings, former ranking Democrat, is the incoming chairman --- former Trump attorney Michael Cohen has agreed to appear in an open hearing...
There’s a growing debate in conservative circles over whether Republicans are devoting too much time and attention to refuting the factually-challenged but “morally right” proclamations of “Democratic” Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Due to a series of health problems, 85-year-old Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg missed opening oral arguments this week for the first time in 25 years.