Republicans in the Senate are reportedly unifying behind legislation which would be, as The New York Times puts it, “the most significant gun control legislation enacted in 20 years.”
In reaction to the horrific mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, this weekend, many people on both sides have been engaged in the same game of slogan-shouting and cliche-spewing that always follows these kinds of things.
If you were looking for proof — real, solid proof — that the once-great New York Times takes its marching orders from the liberal elite in the Democratic Party, look no further.
President Donald Trump’s top representative to the Kremlin is stepping down this fall.
What if rather than endless images of innocent people lying dead for the demented dark world on the internet to promote, there were public images of the perpetrator of mass shootings killed swiftly – either on the scene or by capital punishment within a few weeks?
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, never said there were “fine” Nazis or Ku Klux Klansmen.
President Donald Trump announced an executive order to slap the government of Venezuela with brutal new sanctions that are reserved for only the worst regimes.
A driver believed to be injured and refusing help from the crowd rammed through an improvised blockade in Yuen Long, Hong Kong.
Just one week after a former Google employee accused the company of discriminating against conservatives, a viral memo from a current employee alleges the company has been engaging in discrimination against pregnant women.
Far-left demonstrators appeared at Mitch McConnell’s home in Louisville and protested the 77-year-old.