Tim Murtaugh

In his three campaigns for president, Donald Trump has never been in as strong a position as he is right now, and that is apparently scaring the daylights out of Kamala Harris.

Democrats are realizing that their candidate for president, thrust upon them without much discussion, is not up to the job and is fading fast.

It’s generally true in politics that it’s better to motivate people to vote in favor of ideas rather than against something, and all this should tell you that Donald Trump thinks he’s ahead while Kamala Harris knows she’s behind.

Near the end of election night, many reporters asked the same question as it became clear that former President Donald Trump was completing his political comeback with a victory over Vice President Kamala Harris.

The first time I saw the new Jaguar advertisement on X, I had to watch the video again to ensure I hadn’t missed something. I had not.

On the last Sunday of the year, “Face the Nation” discussed the most underreported stories of 2024 and Jan Crawford offered that President Biden’s “obvious cognitive decline” should have received more attention.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre gave her final press briefing this week, a few days before President Biden leaves the building for the last time.

At about 8:50 p.m. on Wednesday above Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, a commercial airliner collided with a military helicopter, killing everyone on both aircraft.

Everyone knows the government wastes mountains of money, but Democrats stand in the way of cutting even a single dollar from the budget.

Larry David didn’t even wait for Festivus before airing his grievances with Bill Maher.