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The American victory can remind us that when calamities strike, the status quo is not always equipped to rise to the challenge.

“Wonder Woman” actress Lynda Carter shared a congratulatory note to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on a special day for fans of the superhero TV series. 

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D.C. is declaring a public emergency and creating a new office to provide services for migrants being bused into the District from border states such as Texas, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced Thursday.

Roger Stone is as dumb as his surname would indicate

Left-wing radio host and former California Democrat Party chairman Bill Press opined that "The View" co-host Joy Beh

Makes sense.

Realclearpolitics.com: THE FOUR STATES ARE: Arizona, North Carolina, Georgia, and Pennsylvania Legal challenges have forced Pennsylvania and Arizona to uncall’ [READ MORE]

One thing that we can’t quite seem to land on is when people should be wearing a mask. In some places they are ubiquitous, in others you barely see them.

Good luck registering your 1981 Camaro!

Getting the Cayman Islands to investigate your fraudulent business dealings is like getting arrested for sodomy in San Francisco

Today marks the anniversary of D-Day, the Allied invasion of France that commenced June 6, 1944.

Post editor Karen Attiah threatened to sue Cernovich for writing that her newspaper published Qatari propaganda via Jamal Khashoggi.

Oncologist Dr. Zeke Emanuel, one of 10 advisory board members named to Democratic President-elect Joe Biden's coronavirus task force, has pushed the U.S. and other countries to not hoard a coronavirus vaccine.

The advocacy group founded by liberal billionaire financier George Soros has dumped $500,000 into a campaign to defeat a proposal in Austin, Texas, that would bulk up the city’s police department.

The global cardiopulmonary stress testing systems market report provides a deep and thorough evaluation of the market, including value and volume trends and pricing history. Growth-inducing factors, market restraints and recent developments have also been analyzed in the report in order to provide deeper knowledge about the industry.

For several decades, women have been more likely to vote for Democrats than men. A voter’s sex is not particularly predictive of a vote: Race, religion, and marital status matter more. But a gender gap exists across many subgroups. A majority of married women voted for Mitt Romney in 2012, but an even larger majority of married men did. Romney had an eight-point gender gap overall, winning 52 percent of men and 44 percent of women. (People measure the gap in different ways; I’m using the difference between the percentage of men and the percentage of women who vote for the Republican candidate.) That’s roughly the same as the 7-point gender gap in 2004, when George W. Bush won with 55 percent of men and 48 percent of women. In general, I’ve argued, Republicans don’t win elections by shrinking the gender gap but by raising their support among both sexes. I am skeptical, then, when a Republican candidate is said to be bad general election news because he is “weak among women”: Usually that just means the candidate is weak, period, with the standard-for-Republicans added weakness among women. Or when a Republican candidate is advised to do X, Y, or Z to build support among women: Usually if it’s worth doing, it builds his support among both sexes. Or when a Republican primary candidate is touted because, as a woman, she will shrink the gender gap: It usually doesn’t happen. (Joni Ernst ran a strong campaign for Senate from Iowa in 2014, and won–with a nine-point gender gap, in the same ballpark as the Bush/Romney gaps.) Now let’s look at Donald Trump’s polling. Gallup got a lot of attention for reporting that “Seven in 10 Women Have Unfavorable Opinion of Trump,” but it also found that 58 percent of men have an unfavorable opinion of him. That 12-point gap is on the high side of the normal range. Several of the 2014 Senate races saw larger gender gaps than that. (Complicating comparisons, the gap appears to be growing.) Gallup’s numbers don’t suggest that he has a particular problem with women as much as that he is a weak candidate. Several of the recent polls testing Trump against Hillary Clinton (which my AEI colleague Heather Sims compiled for me) also show gender gaps in this normal range. The Suffolk-USA Today poll has a gender gap of 11. The Economist/YouGov poll has one of 14. He’s losing in both of the polls, but it’s the usual pattern for a losing Republican candidate: He’s just not popular enough across the board. A few of the polls, though, suggest that Trump really does have a bigger gender gap than most Republicans. Fox News showed him with an 18-point gender gap, and the CBS/New York Times poll had a 19-point one. Trump’s gaps were somewhat larger than those of Senator Ted Cruz and Gov. John Kasich in these polls. Trump loses in these polls, too. All in all, recent polls strongly suggest that Trump is a weak general-election candidate. They may also suggest that something about him–something that sets him apart from Republicans in general–repels women more than men. (disclosure)

An illegal immigrant was arrested after he failed to produce legal identification when he attempted to deliver a pizza to a soldier at Brooklyn’s Fort Hamilton army base on June 1. Ecuadorean national, Pablo Villavicencio, was directed to the Visitor Control Center to get a daily pass when he arrived on the base. After he ?

Shortly after the United States started to ring in 2020 on Wednesday (and more than a few drinks), CNN Tonight host Don Lemon announced he had a major New Year’s resolution for the upcoming election year that he wanted people to know about: “lean in harder” and “fight.” Essentially, he was vowing to be more biased in his reporting.

There may be no percentage of honest votes large enough to overcome the voter fraud already underway in Pennsylvania.

The United States Tire Market: Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity and Forecast 2021-2

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 800 points, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq index dropped by more than 450 points, or 3.9%.

Obama To Press: You Have 'Responsibility' 'To Question,' Thanks For Working 'Side-By-Side' With Me

Boom!

An audit looking at every ballot will boost confidence of a fair vote.