Amid racist accusations against President Trump following his tweet-tirade against various progressive Democrats, one of the more outspoken #Squad-members unleashed a torrent of what some might call racist, homophobic, islamophobic claims admonishing
From the Democratic Party debates, it's not difficult to see that there really isn't any difference in principle between any of the Democratic presidential candidates and, for that matter, between Republicans and Democrats.
Sounding far more cogent - and more restrained - than he did during that impromptu White House press conference, Kanye West sat down for an hour-long interview with David Letterman for one of the opening episodes of the second season of Letterman's N
Instead of finding ways to work with the White House on issues like infrastructure, Democrats have found a new way to waste taxpayer money while desperately trying to keep the Russia collusion narrative alive: Holding a live-streamed 'reading' of the
Andrew Yang, a 44-year-old affable technocrat, is leading a rather whimsical presidential run, fused with a litany of policy proposals tackling every aspect of American life.
It's been pointed out that in itemizing the current Democratic platform in my recent post "Faster! Lemmings can't reach cliff fast enough!", I omitted one plank which has done so well for the Democrat party in the past that they just couldn?
With a crowded field of 17 presidential candidates, candidates raised big numbers for the first quarter of 2019. Incumbent president Donald Trump declared $30.3 million in his fundraising arsenal in this quarter alone.
California Representative Eric Swalwell announced his candidacy for president on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night, bringing the total number of Americans demanding that Eric Swalwell run for president to exactly one.
Nearly a third of Britain's billionaires have either moved or are relocating to tax havens, where some have broken UK law by bankrolling political parties, a major investigation said on Thursday.
For the first time in years, the drumbeat of civil war has become audible across the United States. The nation looks destined to repeat history thanks to a media that is no longer able to objectively perform its job.
A new Politico/Morning Consult poll has found that there is much more support for ongoing military occupations among Democrats surveyed than Republicans.
n an op-ed in the December 27, 2018 Wall Street Journal, University of Southern California Professor Elizabeth Currid-Halkett claimed that there is not a divide between rural and urban America, when measured by homeownership, mortgage payments, house
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