Juan Williams, Opinion Contributor

“If I cannot move heaven, I will raise hell.” So wrote the Roman poet Virgil in his epic poem, “The Aeneid.” At the moment, congressional Democrats can’t move heaven, and they are not raising hell either. And polls show that raising hell […]

You heard it here first: President Trump will bow to pressure from MAGA media influencers and pardon Derek Chauvin, the white Minneapolis policeman convicted of killing a Black man by kneeling on his neck for nearly 10 minutes. Trump has already demonstrated

President Biden is dropping dark hints about America’s troubled news business. “Everything’s changing, but the biggest change is taking place [in] the press…” Biden warned on a podcast last week. He cited statistics showing that fewer people, particularly young Americans, read

You heard it here first: My bet is President Trump will award podcaster Joe Rogan the Presidential Medal of Freedom.  Trump previewed that kind of partisan, jaw-dropping move in 2020 when he bestowed the nation’s highest civilian honor on conservative talk radio

It’s time to name the Politician of the Year. Who had the greatest impact on American politics in 2024? Last year, the winner was former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), who succeeded in paralyzing the House for much of that year. Gaetz

Among swing voters who broke for Trump, according to a post-election survey by Democratic polling firm Blueprint, the most frequent criticism of Vice President Kamala Harris was that she focused excessively on “cultural issues like transgender issues rather than helping the

Get ready for this election’s “October Surprise.” In a Senate election cycle that favors the GOP, the Democrats are so far out-performing predictions and holding strong. They are in position to win in races in Arizona, Ohio, Maryland, Nevada, Pennsylvania