Rusty Weiss

Kathy Hochul is an incredibly awkward politician. New York's Democrat Gov. tries awfully hard to up her street cred on social media, but she more often than not ends up taking part in material that is at best cringeworthy, and at worst, mind-numbingly infuriating.

Nearly half of American parents have already taken a child off a team, delayed sign-ups, or skipped a season because the bill no longer fits the household budget.

Texas Democrat U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico described capitalism as an “oppressive system” during a September 2020 climate forum and said it was linked to white supremacy and climate change.

A Colorado mother whose daughter was left nonverbal, wheelchair-bound, and feeding-tube dependent after an illegal immigrant slammed into her vehicle did not mince words on Capitol Hill Tuesday.

The federal budget can seem to have been kicked down the road, but at least it got kicked back past the November midterms. A budget fight and a government shutdown wouldn't have helped either side, but it may have hurt Democrats worse; at least, that seems to be their conclusion, because,

Sometimes, with people, businesses, and perhaps most of all legislative bodies, you just have to wonder what the heck they are thinking. Ranked-choice voting (RCV) is making the Great Land a national electoral laughing-stock, but at least we can't blame Juneau for that; and a repeal will be on the ballot again in November. Third time's the charm, right? But let's go back to the legislature. After several special sessions, the Alaska state legislature still hasn't managed to get a tax bill for the proposed natural gas pipeline passed.

If only someone had seen it coming. While New York is still the number one city for residents looking for homes elsewhere, there's a new town in second place: Seattle.

Rolls-Royce is probably best-known for being a British manufacturer of very, very high-end cars, and that's a reputation that's well-deserved. (My wife has always said that if she ever happens upon a huge cash windfall, she will buy a 1932 Rolls-Royce Phantom II.) But they are also a manufacturer of top-end aircraft engines, dating back to the early years of aviation. They also have a long history with their engines in the United States. In World War II, the United States fielded what was almost certainly the best piston-engine fighter ever made, the North American P-51 Mustang, and that warbird was the best in large part because of its Rolls-Royce Merlin engine. Now, those Merlins were mostly made under license by Packard, an American automobile manufacturer. But now, Rolls-Royce has a jet engine works in Indianapolis, Indiana, and they have now completed a

As RedState previously reported, GOP Rep. Chuck Edwards (NC-11) announced in early August that he was dropping his reelection campaign after the House Ethics Committee

Travis Kelce was not some nobody waiting to be discovered. He'd already won a Super Bowl, he'd been a Chiefs regular for years, and anyone who watched the NFL knew the name.