John Kennedy

"Part of the reason that the president and his vice president are in trouble is the border, it's wide open."

Congressional banking oversight is serious business, but not so serious that Sen. John Kennedy could not find a moment to slip in a hilarious quip. The Louisiana Republican was questioning ...

A judge is the final arbiter in a courtroom. In some cases, a judge can even override a jury verdict if he or she feels there was insufficient evidence to ...

"He thinks President Trump is the only person he can beat."

A new poll has found President Joe Biden losing significant support now that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has launched a bid for the Democratic Party’s nomination for 2024. The 69-year-old ...

"I think she must do her research on Twitter."

"Well, you're going to be faced with it if you're confirmed, I can assure you of that."

The scandal over the secret and classified documents found being stored illegally in Joe Biden's offices and even in the garage of his home in Delaware is getting worse, and ...

"There are a lot of other intriguing questions."

Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana caused a stir this week when he said he might run for governor of the Pelican State. Kennedy made it clear Monday that he's ...

"Woke leaders blame the police. I blame the criminals."

"Democracy depends on the mutual acceptance of the rules, norms and institutions."

"Star-spangled stupid."

"I don’t mean to be unfair, but it’s been cringeworthy."

"President Biden continues to campaign for more economic chaos."

"Sometimes stupidity is painful."

During their Thursday morning earnings announcement, Twitter reported that an accounting error made in March 2019 led to an overstatement of the number of Monetizable Daily Active Users, or mDAUs. ...

Crime is up, and President Joe Biden's administration would like you to believe they're supporting local law enforcement in dealing with the surge. In one brutal six-minute clip from Attorney ...

"Biden has blamed it on everything but what really caused it."

The question is straightforward.