Democracies are inherently unstable and, therefore, short-lived. That was true for the first “cradle of democracy,” Athens, in the fifth century B.C., and is demonstrably true now.

Nine in ten voters say CBS should release the full transcript of its October 7 interview with Vice President Kamala Harris the network edited before airing in an apparent attempt to present Harris’s comments in an unrealistically favorable manner.

Fox News is the most-trusted cable TV news channel, according to results of a new national survey of U.S. likely voters released Monday.

“Lawfare with diagrams!” Elon Musk declared Monday, posting a New York Times graphic of the myriad of ways the federal government has gone after his companies.

A growing number of states are eliminating the lower minimum wage paid to tipped employees, and the Nation’s Capital appears to be a warning that neither employees nor employers are benefiting from the change.

When even the ultra-left propagandist New York Times (NYT) is reporting the destructive failures of a leftist ideology, it says something.

On Thursday, Former President Donald Trump took credit for coining the phrase “fake news,” but said that term’s not strong enough, anymore.

California voters will have a chance to make theft of under $950 a felony once again – sometimes – when they cast their ballots on Proposition 36 next month.

The FBI’s recent revision of its crime statistics for 2022 shows that its previous claim that violent crime declined was false – and simultaneously makes 2023’s crime count look better by comparison.

Flaws in the Justice Department’s lawsuit against Republican Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin’s effort to ensure non-citizens don’t vote in November’s elections are detailed in a memo from the governor’s counsel obtained by CNSNews.

Trust in the media hit a record low for the third straight year in 2024, as Gallup’s annual survey on trust finds that less than a third of Americans say they believe what they’re being told by the media – and a separate study suggests that a far smaller percent may actually do so.

Trust in the media hit a record low for the third straight year in 2024, as Gallup’s annual survey on trust finds that less than a third of Americans say they believe what they’re being told – and a separate study suggests that a far smaller percent may actually do so.

ESG-obsessed BlackRock CEO Larry Fink strongly opposed holding Google accountable after the biased, pro-censorship search giant was declared a “monopolist” in court.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says he’s filing a First Amendment lawsuit against the California Coastal Commission after commission members rejected his plan to launch rockets - citing their contempt for his political leanings and comments.