Want to hear something that may be music to your ears, especially if you were delighted by the results of the Nov. 5 election?
“Anxious gloom grips much of the District.”
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The numbers speak for themselves. MSNBC is suffering through a ratings catastrophe as the disillusioned loyalists, who kept believing the network's stable of left-wing hosts who continued to promise that Trump was an unelectable Hitler, have walked away.
One of the first things President-elect Donald Trump says he will do when he returns to the Oval Office is close and disband the Department of Education.
This special episode of Spotlight features IFI's David Smith and Monte Larrick as they break down the results of the 2024 election. Specifically, they will focus on the state of Illinois– Governor Pritzker's promise to make Illinois "Trump proof" and how Christians can stay encouraged while living in a very blue state.
The president has the constitutional authority to fire anyone from the executive branch — including ‘independent’ agencies.
Last Tuesday felt a lot like 2020, when counting stopped in the wee hours and Democratic nominee Joe Biden pulled miraculously ahead...
Despite the dread, there was a palpable feeling that things would be different, that this election would be, as Mr. Trump exhorted, “too big to rig.” And it was.
Despite the dread, there was a palpable feeling that things would be different, that this election would be, as Mr. Trump exhorted, “too big to rig.” And it was.
A friend sent me a note on social media this past Wednesday morning: “Well, he did it!” That was all it said: He did it.
Indeed, he did.
Indeed, he did.
We have not just witnessed a big renewal in the U.S. political landscape, but a resurrection. Donald J. Trump has comfortably been elected the 47th president of the United States. Counting continues, but at this point he handily overtook the 270 electoral college votes needed to win.
The 2024 presidential campaign is ending pretty much where it began: loathing the never-ending presence of Donald Trump. On the day before the election, The New York Times front page displayed a gaudy editorial (badly disguised as "News Analysis") under the title "Torrent of Lies Redefines Political Norms."
In case you missed it, the week of September 22nd was announced as banned book week according to the American Library Association (ALA). The ALA wants the public to believe that raising concerns about obscene material in children's books is the same as Nazi book banning.
For months, it's been clear that people on either side are terrified that the opposing presidential candidate will win.
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