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President Biden's address to Congress and his new legislative packages are being called "breathtaking," "sweeping," and "transformational." Don't believe the hype, says Mickey Kaus

More and more Americans on both the left and right now realize that our democracy has turned into an oligarchy.

It's been 79 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor, which brought the United States into World War II. These photos from the battle are a stark reminder of those lost.

The last time Democrats tried to pack the Court for political reasons, it was widely rejected as at odds with the Constitution.

Democrats' proposed drastic breakdown of the United States of America would turn our country into a banana republic.

The best and worst presidential campaign slogans.

The fierce political gamesmanship over Ruth Bader Ginsburg's seat could ultimately be good for our country and for the Court too. Here's why

The new movement to remove all homages to troubled leaders fails to account for the complexity of human nature.

To revive the economy, Joe Biden wants to build his own New Deal with an array of proposals to strengthen the social safety net and revive prosperity. The big question: Is he up to the challenge?

The conservative commentator told Fox Business Trump was "born for this moment" because he doesn't fit either the conservative or liberal ideology of past presidents.

Famous people afraid of the number 13 include Stephen King, FDR, Mark Twain and Napoleon.

She said the Constitution had to be amended to stop Roosevelt from being reelected. Some Twitter users disagreed.

President Trump will meet Putin on Monday in Helsinki, Finland.

Should unions be able to collect a charge from non-union members who benefit from union actions?

No prizes for guessing who came in last place.

The president and first lady were not winning at social media on Thursday.

The active/negative type keeps returning to himself, his problems, how is he doing.

Why isn't he telling Trump his attacks on the judiciary are hurting the administration?

Barack Obama's whopping speaking fees are the latest example of how our commanders in chief spend their (very) golden years.

Trump has learned that the presidency can be an incredibly frustrating job.

He has shown himself to be narcissistic, xenophobic, paranoid, vindictive and thin-skinned.

Trump is unhinged and ignorant. Bannon is nuts and malicious.

He has lined up six clerics —one more than the previous record-holder Nixon

Presidential tweets to the president elect.

President Franklin Roosevelt delivered a Christmas address on the radio in 1943.

Or will voters have the short memories so often discernible in American political life?

If Trump can come within striking distance of the White House, maybe the presidency is too powerful.

Will Americans choose to make capitalism work for the many rather than the few?

In Israel, 6 percent of adults watched the presidential debates.

American Jews have been shocked by the blatant anti-semitism from Trump supporters.