Hugo Gurdon

Vice President Kamala Harris is desperate to be unburdened by her own past.

The political maxim that if you’re explaining, you’re losing was lit up incandescently by former President Donald Trump’s debate implosion.

Vice President Kamala Harris’s interview with the National Association of Black Journalists was starkly different from former President Donald Trump’s with the same organization. He was instantly faced with a hostile statement masquerading as a question about why black voters should trust him after he’d “pushed false claims” about minority rivals, told others to “go Vice President Kamala Harris’s interview with the National Association of Black Journalists was starkly different from former President Donald Trump’s.

We will have to wait until prosecutors present their evidence before judging whether New York City Mayor Eric Adams is guilty of the corruption for which he was indicted on Sept. 25.

After decades during which the flood tide of multiculturalism has swept all before it, destroying so much that is good and true, the values of our great civilization may be about to reassert themselves.

It is not a coincidence that “pro-Palestinian” protesters burn American flags along with the flag of Israel.

The more interviews Kamala Harris does, the more one understands her original decision to do as few as possible. They keep revealing her weaknesses as a candidate or — heaven forfend! — a future president. Her interview with Fox News anchor Bret Baier on Oct. 16 was not an immediate disaster. She was still standing The more interviews Kamala Harris does, the more one understands her original decision to do as few as possible.

Nuclear power is more efficient and safer than ever. We have the technology. All we need is the will

Polls provide mostly happy reading for former President Donald Trump and grim news for Vice President Kamala Harris.

It is only possible to play along with the Democrats’ falsehoods about Joe Biden if one regards ordinary voters as garbage.