Former President Donald Trump released a video proclaiming 'I am an innocent man,' in light of the news of his indictment and arraignment scheduled for Tuesday.

Dreams do come true.

The rejection of Assange's extradition appeal raises concerns about his fate and the implications for journalism and press freedom.

The walls are closing in on Biden, even as he lashed out in response.

It's a might difficult to push back on the weaponization of a government to whom far too many seem only too willing to hand over the entire armory.

Presumably, as the matter progresses, McConnell will eventually weigh in on it, but in the meantime, his silence is deafening. 

The DOJ's case is becoming clearer, but there are issues.

The only way you're knocking Trump out of the race is by getting him to voluntarily quit. And it's just hard to see that happening.

Barr also has some important things to say about the Delaware investigation into Hunter Biden.

Judge Aileen Cannon could be

Whoever fired whom, news of the legal team split appears rather abrupt.

Nauta was seen on surveillance footage moving boxes of documents at Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.

This is a point that Trump's critics in the media, including Psaki, refuse to acknowledge.

Jordan also expressed

The 49-page indictment, a full copy of which can be viewed below, includes 38 counts directed at Trump and/or Trump aide Walt Nauta.

Looks like another Bud Light boycott is underway.

Oklahoma has accepted an application to form a Catholic charter school, and David French fails to see the blessing of liberty.

The left has been telling Americans since 2020 that they must 'follow the science.' Looks like that is exactly what Americans are doing.

Now it's Cracker Barrel's turn.