Mark Angelides

The late Andrew Breitbart once noted that “politics is downstream from culture,” arguing that to change the political direction of the time, a cultural catalyst was required. But does this remain true today in a political ecosystem that often seems alien – or, at best, somewhat detached from the wishes and wills of the people it is supposed to serve?

The waning days of President Biden could have long-ranging implications.

A public feud between X owner Elon Musk and Britain’s Reform Party leader Nigel Farage over activist Tommy Robinson

The House passed the Laken Riley Act – a short bill that seeks to require the detention of any illegal alien who commits burglary or theft.

As Pete Hegseth faces the Armed Services Committee in an effort to secure his bid to be secretary of defense today (Jan. 14), there's an undercurrent of fear on both sides of the political divide. The former Fox News personality is the proverbial canary in the coal mine for a string of upcoming nominees, and he is arguably one of the most contentious.

Joe Biden delivered his farewell address and warned of dangers ahead.

Now that Donald Trump is preparing to return to the White House, the so-called anti-Trump resistance is rallying its forces. Yet there is

Donald Trump avoided personal attacks on regular Americans who voted against him, he was blunt and brutal in his assessment of the 46th president