There are so many contrived outrages in a given week, let alone a year, that it can be hard to recall any individual instance of outrage after it has already passed.
The Supreme Court delayed its consideration of a Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals decision that struck down two Indiana abortion statutes.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) stopped by CNN, speaking to host Jake Tapper, among other things, about her new book, The Truths We Hold.
President Trump delivered his address on border security. It is a crisis.
Mark Levin was on fire, hammering home the case for supporting President Donald Trump’s effort to keep pressure on the Democrats until they compromise on funding a border security wall.
Republicans are quietly orchestrating a large immigration bill that would fund the border wall, but entice Democrats with some concessions.
President Donald Trump turned a question around on a “one-sided” reporter.
A male student accused of sexually assaulting a drunk female student was found not guilty in a court of law, but that didn’t stop his university from expelling him over the same accusation.
It turns out that Trump Derangement Syndrome has increased the number of people who desire to leave the United States in pursuit of greener pastures in places like Canada.
A West Virginia assistant principal who allegedly told a transgender teen to “prove” he was a boy in a bathroom faces suspension.