Join Thomas LaDuke and Scott Hounsell as they break down some of the biggest stories of the week!

After insisting a lying President is unacceptable the New York Times cannot bring itself to address Biden’s growing deceptions.

“We’re becoming much more proactive. We own the science, and we think that the world should know it, and the platforms themselves also do.”

They were making it up as they went along, pretending to have data for their proclamations.

The DOJ doesn't want the special master to have access to these records and one has to wonder why.

Hobbs will get the opportunity to make her case without debating.

Meuser hopes to win the election by attracting crossover voters who have been disenfranchised by the political process and want to see change returned to Washington.

Now would be a good time to reach for the popcorn.

Weingarten, of course, has about as much foreign service training and expertise as Hunter Biden, and she’s not serving in an official capacity.

You'd be forgiven for thinking it's a misprint.

Hobbs will get the opportunity to make her case without debating.

After major public outcry over racist remarks, Nury Martinez reluctantly resigns from her CD6 seat.

Tulsi Gabbard lays out the dirt on Kamala Harris.

The lessons we can draw from Russia's missile rampage don't look all that good for Russia.

A candidate's health is personal, but also public

Someone needs to look into all these questions.

A "No More Pie in the Sky" philosophy drives him to serve with refreshing pragmatism.

As if the L.A. City Council needs any more drama.

I'm far less scared of losing than I am of what happens after the nation averts its eyes. Republicans in Nevada, this is your call to action. Americans, the eye of the storm is in Nevada and this is not a drill.

Wokesters are hard at work trying to ruin sports, too.

If only we had a "fact-checking" industry to look into these sorts of things.