THE DEBATE

A genuine nomination process would have made the Democratic Party seem much more functional, because, well, it would have been.

Every time we go to the polls, the results remind us that America is a fractured, fragmented nation.

Trump is unlikely to hire people with the integrity and stature of Mattis and Esper given his stated desire to surround himself with senior Pentagon officials who enable rather than constrain his worst impulses.

The Left didn't just abandon us—it abandoned labor. That's who we should go back to standing with, just as America's working class has stood by us.

Disaster relief is one of the most sacred duties of the federal government. So why do we consistently see officials playing catch-up to the needs of the American people?

We're just days away from the presidential election, and most polls indicate it will be a nailbiter. These are nervous times for many people.

The past decade has seen a dramatic public opinion turn against immigration across the democratic world.

Vice President Harris is working to earn Black men's votes by addressing their economic, social, and healthcare needs with her new plan.

This year, Elon Musk has shown what good can be accomplished when you shed the chains of political correctness and focus on doing the right thing.

As president, Donald Trump displayed his commitment to strengthening American leadership in artificial intelligence (AI), recognizing its importance for the economy and national security.