President Biden on Tuesday sought to strike a balance between reassuring Americans about the coming wave of omicron infections, but also to once again try to persuade the public to take precautions.... Read more »
Oh, what a year it was. What great leadership. How many brave souls stood up against tyranny and made Texans proud. I’m talking about 1836, of course. But 2021 will go down... Read more »
Almost since the moment of his inauguration, former President Donald Trump has been the kingmaker of the Republican Party. In both the 2018 and 2020 elections, Trump-endorsed candidates won almost every Republican... Read more »
The Electoral College system used to elect US presidents can sometimes lead to the candidate with the most electoral votes gaining the White House without the support of a plurality of those... Read more »
President Joe Biden plans to visit New Hampshire next week to promote and celebrate the recently passed infrastructure bill.Biden will sign the $1 trillion bipartisan package into law Monday and the following... Read more »
Former President Trump on Wednesday praised former Vice President Mike Pence for seeking to downplay the magnitude of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot as a House select committee investigating the insurrection ramps... Read more »
Nina Turner, Former National Co-chair for the Sanders Presidential Campaign, reflects on the campaign, defends the campaign’s efforts to reach out to black voters, and looks at the future of the progressive... Read more »
Washington — President Biden on Saturday will visit all three sites where planes crashed on September 11, 2001, to commemorate the victims and heroes of that day on the 20th anniversary of... Read more »
A cardinal rule of politics is when you have a political advantage, exploit it. Drive a wedge in the opposing camp by forcing them to defend the indefensible, and then seize on their... Read more »
With Trump ahead but giving up ground in a number of states he would ultimately lose, he made his long-awaited play. At around 3 a.m. on November 4, he concluded his remarks... Read more »