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"Congress is not living up to its mission of representing the people first and foremost," one stock-trading ban advocate said.

When the college admissions scandal first broke, we opined that this was most likely just the tip of the iceberg and that there was much more to come.  We were right.  

Joe Biden’s Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, this week tried to spin away the fact that she was an election denier, insisting that Donald Trump wasn’t elected President, that Brian Kemp wasn’t elected governor in Georgia. But a look back at Jean-Pierre’s time on MSNBC shows a tendency to lash out with vulgar attacks on Republicans. 

The central hypocrisy of President Joe Biden's indictment of the "MAGA Republicans" -- as well as the Pelosi-picked panel on Jan. 6 -- is all the evidence of liberals and

The central hypocrisy of President Biden’s indictment of the “MAGA Republicans” – as well as the Pelosi-picked panel on January 6 – is all the evidence of liberals and Democrats being “election deniers.” Democracy is crumbling when Republicans question election results, but everything Democrats say and do should be categorized as exercises in idealism.

A love of photography has led to a popular Irishman facing deportation from the US after authorities became aware of his undocumented status.

Karine Jean-Pierre was just acting like every other cynical liberal playing the "election denier" game, while accusing others of doing it.

Hillary Clinton's Onward Together nonprofit pushed $75,000 to the Alliance for Youth Justice, a Washington, D.C.-based progressive group that supports defunding police.

A clip of White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre accidentally calling Russias Nord Stream 1 pipeline Nordstrom 1 - as in the department store - is getting backlash.

Liberals lawmakers again would like to exhume the obsolete Fairness Doctrine. It dates to 1949 when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) mandated that broadcasters cover controversial issues in a "balanced and fair" manner -- i.e., give air time to all sides. Not surprisingly, the rule backfired. As Reps. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) and Greg Walden (R-Ore.) explain, "broadcasters often opted not to offer any controversial programming whatsoever rather than risk … being subject to...