A Sorry President

According to a Gallup survey released on January 7, most Americans say history will treat Joe Biden’s presidency unfavorably. The next day, USA Today published an interview with Biden that reminded us why. Biden’s lack of self-awareness is incredible. He believes he would have beaten Donald Trump if his disastrous debate performance hadn’t forced him

CNN Attorney Makes ‘Desperate’ Attempt To Win Back Jurors in $1 Billion Defamation Lawsuit—and Appears To Fall Flat

‘We’re not supposed to have trial by ambush in this state,’ plaintiff Zachary Young’s attorney says The plaintiff, Navy veteran Zachary Young, and CNN’s lead attorney, David Axelrod PANAMA CITY, Fla.—CNN’s lead attorney, dealing with a jury that appeared bored as he grilled a Navy veteran over his finances, pivoted toward an explosive charge on

WATCH: Newsom Passes the Buck, Bass Won’t Talk Budgets, and Biden Celebrates his Great-Grandchild: How Democrats Are Responding to the LA Infernos

‘The good news is: I’m a great-grandfather as of today!’ Biden said at wildfire presser Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass (D.), fresh off a plane from Ghana, dodged questions about the wildfires ravaging Southern California. Democratic California governor Gavin Newsom rejected responsibility for empty fire hydrants. President Joe Biden celebrated some personal news. That’s how

Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden Admin Transgender Title IX Policy

A federal judge on Thursday struck down the Biden administration’s redefinition of sex as “gender identity” in Title IX, a policy that critics say harms women and girl athletes. “When Title IX is viewed in its entirety, it is abundantly clear that discrimination on the basis of sex means discrimination on the basis of being

Huge Bipartisan Majority Able To Overcome Far-Left Filibuster on Laken Riley Act

The Laken Riley Act has more than enough votes to pass the Senate and overcome a filibuster, a procedural vote showed on Tuesday. Dozens of Democrats joined all voting Republicans in expressing support for the bill, easily clearing the 60-vote threshold to prevent far-left senators from filibustering the bill. The legislation, named after a nursing

Navy Veteran Suing CNN for Defamation Was CIA Agent—and Left-Wing Network Gave Him Just 2 Hours To Confirm His Agency Affiliations, Messages Show

‘That’s definitely not a realistic deadline,’ Zachary Young told CNN Zachary Young testifies in his defamation case against CNN PANAMA CITY, Fla.—The Navy veteran suing CNN for defamation revealed Thursday that he was a CIA officer, a fact that the left-wing network asked him to confirm on a two-hour deadline prior to running a story

House Passes Measure To Sanction ICC in Bipartisan Vote, Setting Stage for Senate Approval

‘The House of Representatives will not tolerate rogue actors who circumvent international law,’ Mike Johnson says Benjamin Netanyahu (Reuters) The House overwhelmingly passed legislation that would sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) over its efforts to arrest Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The measure garnered support from 243 total members, including virtually all GOP lawmakers