Democrats Spend $5.3 Million Trying to Pick GOP Senate Candidate in Kansas
Can Republicans really blow a Senate race in Kansas, a state that hasn’t sent a Democrat to the upper chamber since 1932?
Maryland Governor Reverses Order Shutting All Private Schools in State’s Largest County
On Monday, Larry Hogan issued an emergency order prohibiting local officials from shutting down all schools.
CDC Study Shows No COVID-19 Spike from Wisconsin’s April Elections
Fears that the elections would be a super-spreading event appear to have been misplaced.
House Democrats Introduce ‘First-Ever Bill’ to Fund Elective Abortions in Foreign Countries with U.S. Tax Dollars
In a press release, the original cosponsors of the new bill say the prohibition on funding abortion overseas is racist.
Remembering Herman Cain
Herman Cain, the pizza magnate and talk-radio host who sought the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, died Thursday of COVID-19 at the age of 74.
Congressional Republicans Sound Off on Trump’s Election-Delay Tweet
President Trump’s tweet floating the postponement of the November general election prompted a backlash from a congressional GOP caucus that's usually reluctant to criticize him.
In Tennessee Senate Race, GOP Candidates Vie for the Mantle of Trumpism
With no significant policy differences to fight over, the campaigns have tried to make mountains out of molehills.
How Lincoln and the Founders Viewed Slavery and the Constitution
An evil temporarily tolerated "only by necessity" sounds not all that different from the words "necessary evil."
Religious Liberty after Bostock and Our Lady of Guadalupe
There is still a great deal of uncertainty about whether the Bostock decision will impinge on religious freedom in the years to come.