About half of Cuban voters in Florida backed President-elect Donald Trump, perhaps in a backlash against President Obama's detente with Communist dictator Raul Castro's Cuba.
The mainstream media is freaking out over what it thinks are going to be restrictions on its First Amendment rights under President-Elect Donald Trump.
The New York Times, being ever so self-reflective, fears President-elect Donald Trump will drain Washington, D.C., of its newly found, hip culture.
Yes, Fox and Breitbart have a "different audience," only because their audience doesn't believe in the liberal propaganda being spewed by other networks and cable outlets.
The mainstream media, eager to hold President-Elect Donald Trump's feet to the fire when it comes to his campaign promises, is already calling a flip-flop on Obamacare.
I have no idea who President-elect Donald Trump will chose for his Cabinet. Regardless, here are my two cents on what I believe would be an unstoppable Trump administration.
Hillary Clinton's ground game - that the mainstream media lauded for its prowess before Tuesday night's results - may have been so excellent, that it turned out Donald Trump supporters.
"Bernie or bust" wasn't just a hashtag.
There's a narrative -- driven by the mainstream media (which completely got this election wrong) that President-elect Donald Trump's supporters consist of largely racist, bigoted, xenophobic, poor, white males.
The #NeverTrump faction needs to embrace the possibility that change can be made in Washington -- and Mr. Trump may just be that vehicle.
The liberal agenda picked a national fight over transgender bathrooms, and forced small-business owners to bake cakes for same-sex marriages. Hillary Clinton stood firm for partial-birth and late-term abortions when questioned in a presidential debate. It was all too much for the religious right.
Hillary Clinton had all the star power.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe pardoned 60,000 felons - enough to swing the state's presidential election - just in time for them to register to vote for the 2016 presidential contest.
Donna Brazile was fired from CNN after it was disclosed by WikiLeaks that she leaked debate and town hall questions to Hillary Clinton's team while she served as a CNN commentator.
There's one thing I'm certain about going into Wednesday: The mainstream media is going to need to go through a serious readjustment period after this presidential election. The collusion between reporters and the Clinton campaign, revealed by WikiLeaks, have laid bare to the American public the left-leaning bias of the press.
If Hillary Clinton wins Florida, it will be because of her campaign's emphasis on registering and turning out the Puerto Rican vote in the I-4 corridor -- a population that's been exploding since the island's debt crisis.
Chelsea Clinton's husband, Marc Mezvinsky, traded in family ties to boost his hedge fund, according to allegations made by longtime Bill Clinton staffer Doug Band in hacked emails from WikiLeaks.
Last year, the State Department said it would need about one year to comb through and release Hillary Clinton's 30,000 emails, or the 55,000 work-related pages she handed over in March 2015. Yet, we're to believe the FBI can evaluate roughly 650,000 emails in just eight days.
If Republican Donald Trump wins the presidency on Nov. 8, it seems as though many in Hollywood will be trading in their Beverly Hills residencies for those in Canada -- or elsewhere out of the country.
Donald Trump has spoken at length about how the 2016 election may be rigged -- and make no mistake, voter fraud is a real, ongoing problem. However, the greater threat this cycle maybe in the hacking of ballot boxes.
