We've written before about the internal bickering that is growing louder, and more pointed, among national Democrats
. Picking up on that theme, Walter Shapiro writes in Roll Call that what Democrats actually face is an identity crisis.
The death of 22 year-old Otto Warmbier shortly after his release after a nearly two years in the custody of North Korea's despots is a very sad end to a harrowing story.
That didn't take long.
The city council of Denver, Colorado has decided it no longer wishes to punish the homeless or immigrants from making the city an unlivable, filthy mess:
For decades, and perhaps since the founding itself, those who have longed for a more powerful central government have disdained the idea of federalism.
The reviews of James Comey's testimony continue to roll in, and as expected, where someone sits on the partisan spectrum dictates their reactions.
We have long known the press doesn't like Republicans, loathes conservatives, and absolutely hates Donald Trump. Still, they do insist that their coverage and stories are balanced, and they themselves are committed to nothing but the truth.
There was a storm of anger and angst from the left over the weekend regarding the President's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord.
