John Fund

For repudiated parties around the world, isn’t it time for a little introspection?

Here’s why the Democratic candidate is a walking contradiction.

The swing state’s Democratic secretary of state wants unmarked mail-in ballots to be counted until the Friday after the election.

The Biden-Harris administration has ordered the entire federal bureaucracy to get out the vote.

Petty tyrants are trifling with science, national security, and the state’s economy.

Americans deserve to have an electoral process that they can trust and that protects this most sacred right.

The singer was an apologist for some of the world’s worst regimes.

The vice president’s evasive campaign has nothing new to offer.

The gap between critics and theatergoers has never been bigger.

If Democrats want to learn why they are losing support among working-class voters, they should get out of the convention center and look around Chicago.

In a country that’s polarized on nearly every issue, a nuclear-energy consensus may be emerging.

Why we should limit the terms of Supreme Court justices.

It’s the fourth time in the last century that the White House has lied egregiously to voters about the health of the president.

As the attempted assassination of Donald Trump has just proven, American politics can be suddenly volatile.

Republicans should rally behind the proposed ‘Keep Nine’ Amendment to limit the number of SCOTUS justices. Most voters support it.

Could the Brexit behemoth wind up dominating the Right?

Your audience has risen against you.

And the Biden administration finally finds an energy pipeline it doesn’t want to shut down.

Come Inauguration Day 2025, they might regret it.

Nearly one-fifth of worldwide income could be the short-term price of a warming planet, says a new — and highly dubious — study.

Voters are catching on to public officials’ money-losing vanity projects.

If progressives are willing to waive some environmental rules to speed up the reconstruction of the Key Bridge, why not do so more often?

When they went soft on core principles, demoralized voters stayed home or voted for an upstart third party.

We are reminded that evil endures, but so does hope.

The barrage of criticism directed at podcast host Joe Rogan for touting the possible COVID treatment has been ill-informed and unwarranted.

Mail-in ballots for the September 14 referendum on whether the governor should be recalled have begun to roll in.

We are seeing the pent-up frustration with a politician it has never had much confidence or faith in.

Democrats know that their biggest challenge in winning California’s recall election in September is the governor himself.

If Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin beats Terry McAuliffe, Democrats may lose their zeal for ‘big, significant’ spending plans.

The White House hatches a plan whereby supposedly anonymous buyers may pay up to half a million per piece.