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The iconic columns of the White House glowed behind her. In front of her, thousands of supporters held “USA” signs and wore bracelets that lit up red and blue across the grassy acres of the Ellipse. A week before Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris decided to make her prime-time closing argument to Americans, not from one of the seven closely contested battleground states but from the same spot in Washington, D.

Bezos is correct that trust in the media is down.

And it might get him a Reagan-like victory in November.

Fear-mongers would like those interested in improved education to think the solution to government indoctrination is actually a globalist scheme.

This is either going to be a Marxist revolution or an American revolution returning us to greatness.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden took a swipe against Donald Trump’s supporters on Tuesday as he reacted to the Republican presidential nominee’s weekend rally at Madison Square Garden, which was overshadowed by crude and racist rhetoric. In a call organized by the Hispanic advocacy group Voto Latino, Biden responded to a comic at Trump’s rally who called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.” Biden’s initial comments were garbled. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] “Just the other day, a speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico a floating island of garbage.