Talk about under-handed politics!

As persecution continues around the world, so too should our bipartisan support for refugees — regardless of where they come from, the color of their skin, or what faith they practice.  

A year ago, losing control of the Senate seemed rather unlikely for Republicans. Today, the fact that their Senate majority is in doubt at all is a major rebuke.  

Nine months after Alex Pretti was shot and killed by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, his parents are still demanding answers. His parents held a press conference yesterday. Here’s his mother, Susan Pretti:   “The Federal government went on TV and lied about Alex. They tried to slander his memory to cover up their crime. …We…

This is what happens when you live in a one-party state: rule by the far left

Some will say early voting is a convenience, not a right. I would answer this way: The right to vote is only as strong as the ability to exercise it.

Will pollsters or the prediction markets provide the most accurate forecasts in the midterms?

The leftward shift of America’s Arab voters is undeniable, and almost all of it is driven by Republicans’ overt hostility.

Political campaigns are supposed to be tough, but we have to draw a line between challenging an opponent’s record and weaponizing someone’s traumatic childhood.  

A new political ad put out by Cenk Uygur’s Rebellion PAC really rubs me the wrong way

The solution is clear: Replace the pipes.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary of declared independence this year, citizens turn their thoughts to George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and … Benedict Arnold? 

The important lesson is not that humans are obsolete; it is that the automation rate on real freelance work has risen from near-floor performance to a level businesses can no longer dismiss. 

Rogers wants Trump’s endorsement without necessarily owning Trump’s agenda, and so from now until Election Day, it seems the strategy is deflect, deflect, deflect.

Who does Obama think he is?

Starting a business to advance a cause is perfectly fine. But expecting that cause to keep the business alive is another matter entirely.  

Democrats should remember that throughout American history, it has seldom been easy to turn the perceived corruption of one party into an electoral advantage for the other. That is because voters tend to see both parties — and politics itself — as corrupt.  

Corporations have acquired far too much power in the United States.

Undocumented immigrants are taxpayers. Why shouldn't their children, for whom they have often sacrificed so much, enjoy the benefits their parents have worked to earn? 

To paraphrase the tagline from an old horror movie, if the organized far-left anarchy that just terrified Paris and much of Europe didn’t make your skin crawl, then it’s on too tight. Protests that started in France last week saw thousands of businesses looted and burned to the ground as the anarchists danced on the…