The bizarre story of former DNC data specialist Imran Awan, and his possible role in the massive data breach that exposed hundreds of sensitive Democratic emails
during the summer of 2016, continues to gnaw at conservatives. They want answers.
The months long Democrat quest to find proof that the Russian government used the Trump campaign to hijack the 2016 election is starting to take a toll -- on Democrats.
As official Washington (meaning Democrats and the press) continues to chase its tail in the Russia investigation, over at the Wall Street Journal, columnist Kim Strassel asks a fundamental question about one of the key elements of t
As global warming has, once again, failed to capture the hearts, minds, and wallets of the American taxpayer, it's only natural that some frustration would build among the idea's most ardent advocates.
In the wake of the President's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate accord, some Democratic politicians at the state and local level pledged they would commit their localities to upholding the accord's ends, no matter what.
There has been a lot of ink spilled on this piece in the Atlantic, about how the left has fallen down the rat hole of conspiracy theories and hate.
Remember when the New York Times decided to print a long-debunked lie about Sarah Palin?
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.
