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It should be clear to the Grand Old Party now that many Republicans would rather vote for alternative candidates than the ex-US President and his soundalikes.

Donald Trump was not on the ballot for the 2022 US midterms. But the former president’s shadow still falls heavily across American politics and he h

PERHAPS it’s time America’s polling industry took a long, hard look at their methods. By any standards, most seem to have been a bit off the…

Following most nationwide elections, one of the liberal media’s favorite tropes is to trumpet so-called “historic” winners that assist one in filling out a diversity bingo card. Such was the case Wednesday morning after the lackluster Republican performance as ABC, CBS, and NBC used their flagship news programs to swoon over Democrat Maxwell Frost winning a dark-blue Orlando-area House seat to become the first member of generation z elected to Congress.

The fact that the red wave became a red ripple suggests the anger of America’s voters does not equate to recklessness.

Socializing at work is a building block of the nation, says a study from the Survey Center of American Life. Adaptable schedule. Flexibility. Will remote work end soon? Why make the workplace social? Brent Orrell. Daniel Cox. Jessie Wall.

Daniel Cox joins this week’s episode of She Thinks podcast. We discuss a disturbing trend in America: the rise of loneliness. Tune in!

For decades, well-being across adulthood has followed what social scientists call a “U-shaped pattern:” higher well-being in young ...

Biden is trying to be everything to everyone. But that’s making it hard for him to say he’s focused on any single issue above all others.

“There’s no one thing,” President Joe Biden said Wednesday when questioned about his top priority. “There’s multiple, multiple, multiple issues, and they’re all important. ... We ought to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. You know, that old expression.”