Adam B. Coleman

The leader of the free world must not waver as he digs in against an opponent that will not rest until the West crumbles - but there is one very important caveat, writes Adam B. Coleman.

Since the war with Iran began, we have been struggling to delineate what a win for the Trump administration looks like.

The Southern Poverty Law Center had the ear and trust of America's politicians and institutions as it sought to identify the most heinous evildoers in our society — and by doing so, to help eradicate them.

The Democrats expressing outrage at the justices' ruling aren't upset about fairness for their black voters; they're upset that Democrats will no longer be able to use them to obtain more congressional seats.

Adam B. Coleman Black Americans' racial identity has been wielded as a weapon in our politics for decades, used either as a shield to protect powerful people or as a cudgel to beat their opponents.

I ve been following politics for almost two decades and if there is one disturbing change that I ve seen happen, it s how cavalier people are about death

That means innocent Americans who have been maimed or killed in big-rig crashes caused by negligent truck drivers may finally pursue justice.

Justin Pearson is the future of Democrat politics, who will raise his black power fist his way into prominence to accomplish nothing of substance except for being clapped for in white progressive circles as one of the good ones.

"Why do we have foreign companies owning carriers?" asks Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. "Why would we allow that? It makes it really challenging to track who owns what.”

“I can fight with Democrats all day long. There’s a whole bunch of things we could fight about, but not this. This is just good government, like do the right thing governors.”