James Fite

Democrats are losing the war, and Friday's decision may seal their fate.

It's an event of prayer, praise, & thanksgiving, and some folks just can't stand it.

It's still the president's party, and some people just have to learn that the hard way.

The ‘settled science' of the coming climate catastrophe seems a bit unsettled these days. It's the end of the world as we know it. Or is it?

The president's new fund has lawmakers on both sides upset. As part of the president's new settlement deal with the IRS, the administration is establishing a $1.776 “anti-weaponization” fund.

Why does it seem to be happening so frequently, these days? Saturday, May 23, brought yet another example of political violence – and, uncoincidentally, reports of mental instability.

The US and Iran are close to hammering out the remaining differences between them in what President Trump calls a “mostly negotiated” peace deal. Or are they? The administration says one thing, and Iran says something else. We went from expecting an announcement any moment to, well, now it could take a few days, and we aren't going to rush it. Meanwhile, France has been working on another plan for a UN resolution over the Strait of Hormuz, for whatever that's worth. To be clear, UN resolutions typically aren't worth much.

A federal judge on Thursday, May 28, declined to block President Donald Trump's executive order regarding mail-in ballots. But there's a catch: He didn't rule on the merits of the case so much as the timing. The Democrats suing were denied because the Trump administration had yet to actually act on the order. Is this the big win for the president on

It's a painful lesson, but it's one our so-called allies need to learn: Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

It's Groundhog Day again as lawmakers return to face problems they've failed to solve numerous times already.