By Manzanita Miller
According to crime statistics released Aug. 24 from the FBI, which aggregate data from the previous year to calculate crime rates, violent crime fell 9.3 percent in 2025, the sharpest year-over-year decline since ...
By Robert Romano
As the Nov. 3 Election Day fast approaches, America’s regional power grids offer a revealing lesson in affordability and reliability. With nearly half of registered voters saying the cost of living will be the ...
By Manzanita Miller
The latest New York Times/Siena College poll of 3,494 voters, conducted from Oct. 12–19, reveals that the battle for the U.S. Senate is tightening with just days ahead of congressional midterm election compared ...
By Bill Wilson
A recent podcast by liberal political analyst Steve Schmidt caught my attention. In gleeful tones, Schmidt proclaimed that President Donald Trump’s movement was like an exploding star. It would generate a lot of ...
By Manzanita Miller
With Republicans holding a 53–47 majority in the U.S. Senate, Democrats must pick up a net of four Senate seats in order to gain a majority on Election Day. Two weeks out from ...
By Manzanita Miller
What looked like an alarming rise of left-wing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan U.S. Senate race may not materialize on Election Day, putting the seat that Democrats have held since 1979 in ...
As Election Day Approaches, New FBI Statistics Show Crime Plummeting To Numbers Not Seen Since 1950s Under President Trump
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Cartoon: House Of Horrors
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Cartoon: Tweaker
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As The Midterms Approach, Power Bills Are On The Ballot
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New York Times Poll Shows Tighter Senate Race Than September as Latinos, Young People, And Independents Move Right
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Whistling Past The Graveyard
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Cartoon: Crazy Times
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Races Tighten With Election Day Around Corner As Democrats Plot To Retake The U.S. Senate
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Cartoon: God Save Texas
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Not So Fast In Michigan: Warning Signs Emerge for Democrats As Swing Voter Support Declines Compared To 2022