Vice President Kamala Harris should acknowledge Donald Trump isn’t a threat to democracy before someone else tries to murder the former president.
Editorials
Tax increases get the attention, but regulations can be even costlier.
“They’re eating the cats” may be the perfect encapsulation of Donald Trump’s brilliance and flaws.
These are the unintended, yet predictable, consequences of California’s $20 an hour minimum wage for fast food workers.
What California officials need to change isn’t the climate but their own ineptitude and mismanagement.
The reason both leading presidential candidates have favorability ratings under 50 percent was on full display during Tuesday’s presidential debate.
Joe Biden is still president, but it’s unclear if he’s still running the country.
Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris has the most pressure.
Las Vegas needs to quit sending good money after Badlands.
It might be easier for Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to list the parts of his biography that he hasn’t fabricated or exaggerated.
The ongoing attacks on corporate greed are a blatant attempt to distract voters from the left’s policy failures. Just look at California.
If you want another example of how money can’t fix a broken system, look at the frequent air conditioning outages in the Clark County School District.
Kamala Harris is now attacking Donald Trump for mourning with the families of fallen service members. Even in today’s heated political environment, that’s shameful.
American weakness gets Americans killed. That’s a running theme of the Biden-Harris administration.
In a recent speech, VP Harris said she will be a president who “always fights for the American people.” She should start by fighting back against her own proposed policies.