"Perhaps on the West Coast we have ideological purity because there isn’t much political competition," the columnist mused.

The New York Times simply cannot abide the idea that Supreme Court justices can have their own opinions and still make fair rulings.

When it comes to the NYT's Alito "scoop," it can best be summed up in one phrase: Same old witch-hunt, different witch.

Americans saw the Trump presidency in action. They've seen three years of the Biden administration. What did Democrats think would happen?

"And there’s a very good chance, based on our polling and other independent polling, that he will win that election in a popular vote."

"It also establishes a dangerous precedent that future presidents can use to avoid scrutiny and accountability."

There are some Trump trial jurors who buck the trend of where they get their news, according to jury questionnaires.

The reporter concluded his four hours locked up left him feeling “mad at the structures and institutions in our society.”

It's called relativism, the place where truth becomes more emotion than reason, subjective rather than objective.

President Biden was caught in another lie on Monday despite the fact that he had already admitting to lying about the same thing 37 years ago.