Recently there has been a spate of stories about Republicans’ difficulties in taking over the Senate.

“The United States as we know it will not survive the next century if half of its population believes the Supreme Court is a racist, sexist institution that ought to be completely dismantled.”

Welfare reform, initiated by Republican governors at the state level in the 1990s and later passed by a Republican Congress and signed by a reluctant President Bill Clinton in 1996, was one of the nation’s most successful legislative efforts.

What do you call it when hundreds of thousands of government jobs have been vacated since the beginning of the pandemic, and no one is willing to fill them? A good start!

President Joe Biden hasn’t limited himself to scolding gas stations about charging too much for gasoline. He recently scolded the refineries also.

Sri Lanka is an example of how easily ill-advised economic policies can turn a fairly prosperous country into one that is literally out of gas.

A divided Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday turned back a court challenge by parents who wish to be informed when their child wants to identify as the opposite sex.

The Rev. Andy Bales has spent the past 36 years serving the homeless. The current mental health crisis affecting America’s homeless population has left even him amazed. “The pandemic and the introduction of fentanyl into the drug scene has just wiped out people’s mental health,” said Bales, the president of the Union Rescue Mission homeless shelter in Los Angeles.

An open letter signed by more than 100 black academics and community leaders decried the “abominable” backlash that followed Thomas’ role in ending national abortion rights.

Far from consolidating his support, the former president appears weakened in his party, especially with younger and college-educated Republicans. Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida is the most popular alternative.