Presumed President-elect Joesph R. Biden Jr. was injured Saturday and was being examined by a doctor Sunday afternoon.
The recount in Wisconsin wrapped up Sunday with presumptive President-elect Joseph R. Biden keeping the state’s 10 electoral votes in his column.
President Trump has written multiple books about his life and philosophy. Former first lady Michelle Obama is the author of a best-selling memoir. So what about some thoughts from first lady Melania Trump?
A record-setting number of flu vaccine doses have been distributed this season, as the U.S. struggles to contain new infections of COVID-19, a respiratory illness with similar symptoms.
The new and improved Supreme Court finally premiered last week. It was worth the wait.
Buckminster Fuller, the eccentric architect, inventor and author, once opined, “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change things, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” But Fuller, who died in 1983 at the age of 87, didn’t live long enough to see the advent of social media.
It seems to me that in addition to the accomplishments for which President Trump has received credit (despite the screaming from the “progressives” and their lap dogs in the mainstream media), two huge achievements have been overlooked or buried. First, it appears that President Trump invented a new way to wage war without any American bloodshed: economic pressure that overwhelms an adversary (see Iran). Second, Mr. Trump’s policies have saved our hospitals and their associates through economic aid. After all, have you heard of any hospital going bankrupt because it was required to treat COVID-19 cases to the exclusion of revenue-producing elective surgeries?
Thank you for being one of the precious few media outlets to respect the canons of journalism and not hop on the bandwagon of those who refer to Joe Biden as “president-elect.”
Joe Biden has nominated John Kerry as America’s “climate envoy” (“Biden names climate statesman John Kerry as climate envoy,” Web, Nov. 24). How can a man with six houses, 12 cars, two yachts and a private jet tell Americans and the world to take a bus to save energy?
The NFL Network reports San Francisco could also look at a stadium in Texas.
President Trump will campaign in Georgia ahead of the run-off elections for the U.S. Senate in January.
Americans who traveled for the Thanksgiving holiday are encouraged to stop unnecessary activity for a week in order to avoid spreading COVID-19, a key member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force said Sunday.
Patterson ran for 409 yards and eight touchdowns in a dominant display.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has batted down a challenge brought by Republican lawmakers contesting November's election results.
President Trump's administration gave great attention to two toxic triangles that this author highlighted, though ignored by the mainstream media. They dubbed the first of these the "Axis of Resistance," a self-declared malevolence of Iran, Syria and Hamas.
The new and improved Supreme Court finally premiered last week. It was worth the wait.
The Tenth Amendment states that "powers not delegated ... nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people." That's supposed to be a comfort for citizens, to keep the big boot of federal government at bay. Tyrannical governors are using the 10th to their tyrannical advantage, though.
In an interview published Saturday, Rep. Denver Riggleman of Virginia railed against fellow Republicans for not accepting that President Trump lost the White House race to Democratic rival Joseph R. Biden.
Michael T. Flynn, President Trump's former national security adviser, denied that Joseph R. Biden will end up being president, calling Mr. Trump the beneficiary of a "landslide" victory once all is said and done.
![Shown here is a screen capture of System of a Down's official music video for their hit song "Chop Suey!" The video has surpassed 1 billion views on YouTube, the first time a song by a heavy metal band has met that milestone. (YouTube/System of a Down) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSvFpBOe8eY&ab_channel=systemofadownVEVO]](https://twt-thumbs.washtimes.com/media/image/2020/11/28/Screen_Shot_2020-11-28_at_14.15.17_c0-0-1420-827_s326x190.png?91cc6cbf700b6382e8a4e8c2247505e74a53f994)
System of a Down not so quietly achieved a hard rock milestone this week after the music video for the Grammy Award-winning band's 2001 single "Chop Suey!" surpassed one billion views on YouTube.
Sidney Powell, the former Trump campaign lawyer challenging the president's loss to Democratic rival Joseph R. Biden, asked a federal judge in Georgia to reverse the results of the race there Friday.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, the congresswoman-elect known for promoting conspiracy theories, is backing a bipartisan effort to pardon the head of the WikiLeaks site that spawned so-called "Pizzagate."
Former CIA Director John Brennan is condemning Friday's assassination of Iran's top nuclear scientist, attracting scorn from conservatives who say the former Barack Obama aide is siding with an evil regime.
A new CNBC poll which surveyed voters who backed President Trump in the 2020 election reveals some unwavering support despite media coverage which has already declared that presumed President-elect Joe Biden is the sure winner.
Former Trump campaign figure Carter Page has sued the Justice Department, FBI, and a slew of bureau officials for $75 million, saying he was unlawfully surveilled in the Russian-collusion investigation.
Black Lives Matter activists, presumptive president-elect Joseph R. Biden, and White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Anthony Fauci are all contenders for Time magazine's "Person of the Year" award.
The House is scheduled to vote next week on a bill to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, Maryland Democrat, announced Friday.
A pro-gun rights caravan is coming to the Virginia state Capitol in January because organizers say the time slot to host their annual Lobby Day rally -- which drew thousands last year -- was taken by gun control advocates.
While President Trump's attorneys continue to challenge the validity of bizarre tallying, anyone interested in free and fair elections should consider the role of Big Tech.
