Jeff Charles

As with any change in leadership, there will always be differing opinions, but the data and tangible improvements speak for themselves.

Pardoning Trump might not be the most comfortable development and could cause other issues. But it's the best of a series of bad options for our nation going forward.

DeSantis has not yet shown that he can appeal to working-class voters as Trump has.

Requiring people to take it upon themselves to do what is necessary to find employment to lift themselves out of poverty is the ultimate benefit.

The bottom line is that targeting lawful gun owners will not make a dent in the number of gun homicides among children and teens.

This whole thing is motivated by a desire to keep him out of office after 2024.

While downgrading violent felonies to protect the most hardened criminals, Bragg and his team upgraded Trump's supposed crime to a felony.

SVB became one of several high-profile corporations that exploited the murder of George Floyd to endear themselves to the public.

I don't necessarily think that that was the way to go about it because there are better ways to start a conversation and to start dialogue, but I do think that that's what he was trying to do.

Our media establishment is not interested in having an honest conversation, which is exactly why folks like Governor Ron DeSantis are wise to ignore them.

The criticisms come off more as a political attack against DeSantis, who is expected to make a run for the White House. The question is: Will America buy it?

You can't pass laws saying that we don't want black people owning guns, but now they do it in a way that's a lot more subtle.

It was only a matter of time before the kerfuffle over the House Speaker position would be made into a racial issue.

One of the party's biggest hurdles is that most Americans don't know what they stand for and what policies they would support.

Once again, a new report shows that Black Americans are the main ones suffering from skyrocketing crime rates across the country.

With less than a week before the midterm elections, Democrats are still struggling to make their case for why voters should allow them to retain control.

Since politics has become so vitriolic, this tendency to defend our teams no matter what is probably here to stay. The question is: How long will it last?

The GOP must not make the mistake of believing that this is a short-term undertaking.

People in the pro-life movement wanta states' rights approach.

That speech was designed to lump us all in with these fringe idiots who decided that they wanted to break windows and attack police officers

If this trend is allowed to continue, the results will inevitably cause far more harm than good.

Black Americans might believe the South is more racist, but they do not view this racism as a barrier blocking them from achieving their economic objectives.

We just got our first taste of what 2024 might look like: a match up between California Governor Gavin Newsom and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

A slow, much-needed change is in the works. A record number of Black Republicans are running—and they're revolutionizing the party of Lincoln.

It is a wholly one-sided relationship in which Democrats are the only ones who benefit.

With the Democrats seemingly hellbent on delivering both chambers of Congress to their opponents in the upcoming midterm elections, conservatives have much to look forward to.