As bad as the modern Democratic Party is, that does not excuse twisting history in an effort to make the Democratic Party totally evil and the Republican Party totally good. Let's take a look.
Donald Trump pictured an America in the midst of a crime wave, during his speech to the Republican National Convention. Recently released crime statistics appear to confirm his assertions.
Some doctors in Vermont do not like being told to help their patients commit suicide — and they are suing to stop it.
For almost a year, the City Hall building in Somerville, Massachusetts, has displayed a banner over the entrance to City Hall supporting Black Lives Matter, creating controversy from those who see the organization as racist and anti-police.
Republican nominee Donald Trump hoped former rival Senator Ted Cruz's speech would unite the Republican Party behind his own candidacy, but it ended with boos from the floor when Cruz failed to say the words, "I endorse Donald Trump."
July 14 marks another "Bastille Day," celebrated in France and around the world as something great. But it is nothing to celebrate, unless one believes in the radical destruction of civilization.
A federal judge has ruled that Virginia state law cannot dictate that political parties bind their delegates, but such action must be left up to the parties themselves.
Whether it is the shooting of a citizen by a police officer, or the murder of police officers, as in Dallas, it is all an excuse to federalize the police.
The tragic shootings of police officers in Dallas raises the question: Is this part of a national plan?
Trump visited Republicans in Congress to try to unify the party to defeat Hillary Clinton, but the reactions to his visit were mixed.
A new theme park, based on the Ark of Noah, opens to controversy in Kentucky.
There is speculation that Indiana Governor Mike Pence is on Trump's short list for vice president. What is his record?
A police detective's testimony regarding the conduct of the procecution in the Freddie Gray murder trial lends weight to the effort to have State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby disbarred.
A nightclub shooting in South Carolina turned out quite differently from the massacre in Orlando — because a good man in the South Carolina nightclub also had a gun.
The Supreme Court refused to hear a Washington State case, leaving in place the 9th Circuit ruling that the state may require pharmacies to fill an emergency contraceptive drug, regardless of the owners' religious objections.