Ian Haworth

We don’t have to sit around and pretend that jokes about the killing of a husband and father of two is normal, acceptable, or indicative of a healthy society.

It’s plausible that the GOP's gains within the Jewish community could vanish during the next election cycle.

Legacy media feels it has the right to say whatever it wants, true and especially false, to ensure that nothing comes between it and its chosen narrative.

It’s hard to argue that 2024 was anything other than eventful, turbulent, and even outright crazy, setting the stage perfectly for the next Trump presidency.

While it’ll be a box office hit, the title of this edition is still up for debate because we’re yet to find out which version of Trump we’re going to get.

A federal court has granted Chauvin’s defense team the right to access George Floyd’s autopsy samples, helping determine if he was ultimately responsible for Floyd’s death.

Is it any surprise the final chapter in Biden’s time as executive involves handing the nation’s highest civilian honor to the people who worked with him to destroy the country?

There is nothing wrong with the truth, but there is everything wrong with handing politically motivated actors control over what is and is not true.

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“The ingredients which constitute energy in the Executive are, first, unity; secondly, duration; thirdly, an adequate provision for its support; fourthly, competent powers.” —Alexander Hamilton (1788)