Author: Ingrid Jacques, USA TODAY

Beyond Donald Trump, Republicans are sporting a more youthful, diverse presidential candidate lineup that should make Democrats jealous.

We’re still a long way out from the first Republican primary of 2024, but the latest polls indicate former President Donald Trump is gaining momentum.

By charging borrowers with good credit scores higher fees, those with non-stellar scores will pay less steep fees. Think of it as mortgage socialism.

President Biden repeated an increasingly common theme among Democrats: That they know what’s best for your children and their education.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden are heading into a possible rematch for 2024 with similar numbers of Americans who wish they’d just go away.

President Joe Biden has admitted that a government default could “destroy the economy.” Yet he isn’t acting with any urgency to avoid such a calamity.

The physical intimidation of Riley Gaines at San Francisco State is one of a growing number of examples of intolerance on college campuses.

On issues like abortion and guns, compromise is going to be necessary – or Republicans will lose the support of all but their most devout proponents.

Donald Trump obviously realizes that Ron DeSantis poses the biggest threat to him in 2024. And nothing scares Trump more than the prospect of losing.

After years of COVID-related school shutdowns and a focus on leftist ideology at schools, frustrated parents have started demanding new options.