Matt Margolis

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) appeared on Fox News Sunday and made a very telling admission. He said he believes the women who say Graham Platner abused and mistreated them.

Donald Trump's critics had their review written before they'd read a word of it. The ink on the Iran memorandum of understanding wasn't even dry — heck, it wasn't even written — before the verdict was already in: weak, naive, a gift to the ayatollahs. But a curious thing happened when a few voices on the right tried to make the same case. They ran into a problem nobody on either side wanted to address. What if the entire premise is backward?

Something happened over the past few weeks that no one in the Democrat Party seems prepared to handle. One man's bank wealth did something so unprecedented that it sent elected officials into a public meltdown, comparing him to criminals, demanding his fortune be seized, and openly fantasizing about a world where his kind of success simply isn't allowed to exist anymore. What did Elon Musk actually do, and why has it driven Democrats this far off the rails?

For more than a year, the corporate press has treated Donald Trump's eventual successor like a riddle they alone can solve, parceling out clues from offhand remarks and body language.

Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) has spent the last few years positioning himself as the future of the Democrat Party, and that narrative has taken some huge hits recently.

I haven't been to Washington in a few years, but I've visited under presidents from both parties, an

For years, Democrats told you that the border crisis wasn't real, or that it was real, but it was a good thing. I guess the theory was that having a huge influx of immigrants meant cheap labor, which was great for everyone. It didn't really work out that way. Not only did it cause all sorts of crime problems, but it also caused a major housing problem. Immigrants were coming into this country really, really, really fast under Joe Biden, and so available housing declined and rents went up.

New York Democrats are about to learn a brutal lesson about loyalty tests in Zohran Mamdani's party. One Democrat congressman is now on the verge of losing his primary, and the reason is quite ugly and far more revealing about where the Democrat Party is headed. Could a single foreign policy litmus test cost a Trump-impeachment hero his own seat?

The radical left has found its new cause: algae. Some anti-Trump activists are now holding actual protests in defense of the murky water collecting in the National Mall's reflecting pool. These are people who fancy themselves to be serious people and present themselves as the moral conscience of the nation, and they've decided algae is their hill to die on.

Texas is the Democrat Party's white whale. Every election cycle, the party convinces itself this is finally the year the state turns blue, and every election cycle, Texas tells it to pound sand. It got fooled again in 2024, when polling suggested that the state was within reach. It wasn't. Donald Trump won Texas by 14 points, and no amount of wishful thinking from Democrat strategists changes the fact that a state like Texas isn't about to send a Trump-endorsed candidate's creepy opponent to the Senate.