What were this week's top stories?

Perhaps that interview moratorium should have stayed in place, if this is the best Biden can do.

The progressives in Nevada who follow Bernie Sanders' ideology have no idea how to run the show.

Here's an update on that gun.

With the news that Kevin McCarthy turned January 6 videos over to Tucker Carlson, the press now acts like they want to perform journalism.

Given the amount of aid sent so far, I'm not sure this is the right posture to take.

Biden continues to lag behind the states in putting things back to normal post-pandemic.

I believe this country once again stands at a precipice that calls for the right candidate in 2024.

Joe and Jill Biden don't see the problem with visits to Ukraine and Africa—when Americans are suffering in East Palestine.

They aren't going to ban gas stoves until they ban gas stoves.

Democrats are slow to learn—actions matter, not just words.

There's wondrous work to do...

Slack is the latest corporation to try to enforce a woke viewpoint on its customers.

Too bad the Left doesn't have a sense of humor about Biden.

Michigan is at a crossroads, and some in the GOP just want to scream 'RINO.'

The long-term health consequences to the residents of East Palestine are unknown—but potentially devastating.

This is pretty funny.

Saturday Night Live sold its soul a long time ago, and now it just feels like CNN with lame jokes.

Are any of us really ready for a disaster with long-term effects?

Pelosi's sad tableau now that she is out of power.