The Left

That some quarters of the left are in thrall to Antifa, and its violence, is no secret.

As we continue to watch the activities of the group calling itself "Antifa," one question continues to crop up: are they domestic terrorists, or something else?

In the wake of Senate Democrats toying with the idea of religious tests for federal judges, some Catholic leaders are pushing back hard. Among them: Notre Dame president Fr. John Jenkins, who wrote a letter to  Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein about her bigoted assault on federal judicial nominee Amy Coney Barrett.

As the controversy over what to do about DACA continues to swirl, it's worth taking a step back to find out how we got into this mess in the first place.

Article Six of the U.S. Constitution clearly states that "no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States." Those words ought to be clear to even the dullest of elected officials.

It's no secret that ISIS is one of the more brutal terrorist organizations to erupt on the world scene in recent years. But the true depths of the organization's savagery still amazes.

The federal government has been warning state and local governments for more than a year that, according to this Politico piece, antifa was a problem, prone to extreme violence. The feds' verdict? Antifa groups were using terrorist tactic. And more attacks are likely to come:

We usually have no time for media types like Keith Olbermann. But his recent, foul-mouthed Twitter blast aimed at Education Secretary Betsy DeVos got our attention.

The corruption trial Democratic Sen. Robert Menendez is about to get underway in New Jersey. Didn't know that? You're not alone.