Last week saw a New York City jury convict former President Donald Trump on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. While many on the left predicted that a guilty verdict would doom Trump’s campaign, polling data suggests the former president’s

Judge Juan Merchan has announced that former President Donald Trump will be sentenced on July 11 following his conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records. While the former president faces the prospect of incarceration, Republican lawmakers recently slapped down any

President Joe Biden continues to face awful approval numbers, with polls showing that Americans dislike his handling of inflation, the border, and foreign policy. In an apparent effort to shift focus, the president has spent much of this year calling on

Conservatives were furious last year when Army Sgt. Daniel Perry was sentenced to 25 years in prison for a shooting they saw as an act of self-defense. While Perry was ultimately pardoned last month by Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbot, a

Politics D-Day at 80: An Exhortation to Be Better Such selflessness and acceptance of responsibility seems to have been more in evidence 80 years ago than they are today. Some 2,500 American soldiers died on D-Day, June 6, 1944, precisely 80

In a break from the media silence she had maintained since the former president’s conviction on Thursday, Stormy Daniels has stated that Melania Trump should distance herself from Donald Trump, as Business Insider reported. “I don’t know what their agreement may

There’s no denying that our youngest generations are spending far too much time glued to screens and social media platforms, causing irreprebale harm to their development.  Two well-known officials in New York, Gov. Kathy Hochul and NY Attorney General Letitia James,

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) has had quite a bad start to 2024 as he faces several bribery-related indictments and growing pressure from within his own party to call it quits.  According to Fox News, despite the mountain of negative press, his

Former President Donald Trump has been the target of multiple gag orders in several of his cases, including one related to his New York “hush money” case.  Trump, his lawyers and millions of his supporters have argued that gag orders on

With multiple criminal cases pending against him, it’s something of a miracle for Donald Trump that his guilty verdict in New York is likely the peak of the Democratic party’s lawfare campaign. Trump can thank the prudence of the conservative Supreme

Celebrity lawyer Alan Dershowitz told Newsmax that the judge in Donald Trump’s rigged “hush money” trial will likely sentence Trump to at least two years of incarceration but suspend the sentence to “send a message.” “I think the judge will sentence