Get ready for Putin’s Great Purge of 2022. It won’t be as fierce as Stalin’s in 1937 when 680,000 were executed, 116,000 sent to the gulag, and thousands committed suicide.

The Biden administration reportedly has recently been engaged in secret negotiations with Venezuelan President (and Vladimir Putin ally) Nicolás Maduro. The essence of the stories is that President Joe Biden would like to import Venezuelan crude oil again.

Historians and polling companies love to provide their assessments of past presidents, and to a lesser extent vice presidents.

The Federal Election Commission has fined the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign for lying about the funding of the infamous, and discredited, Russian “dossier” used in a smear attempt against Donald Trump weeks before he shocked the world with his 2016 presidential victory.

President Biden received hundreds of thousands of “excess” votes in Democratic-controlled areas in the 2020 election, according to an academic study on voter fraud that suggests the push to relax voting standards created new opportunities for electoral mischief.

Presidents, it must be stressed, should not make major impromptu foreign-policy announcements simply because their ire is up.

By Jakub Grygiel –  wsj.com – March 28, 2022 Over the past three decades these regional orders—in Europe, the Middle East and Asia—have been relatively stable and the local competitions subdued. The resulting impression was of a world order. Liberals saw this global stability as the product of international rules, a growing number of democracies, and greater international trade—a “rules-based order”...

The signing comes amid widespread progressive backlash over the bill, which critics have dubbed the ‘don’t say gay’ bill.

In an 8-1 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that John Ramirez should be allowed to have his Southern Baptist pastor pray aloud and lay hands on him as he is executed.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday signed a bill modeled after the Texas law that bans abortions after about six weeks, becoming the first state to follow the controversial Texas statute that allows private citizens to enforce the restrictions with lawsuits.