At the moment as what can be charitably described as "voting irregularities" threaten to reverse the outcomes of races for the state’s next governor and U.S. senator.

Because the opposition media no longer believes in an impartial rule of law, the rules have been thrown out. This egregious violation of both the intent and the letter of the law is ignored by all but a few honorable reporters.

This is the analysis from our post-election poll. For 2020 with so many Democrats now in districts and states that President Trump won, it is time to broaden our message and base and go back to playing offense against the Pelosi, big government Democrats.

At the core of democracy is the citizen’s vote. Millions of fallen Americans have fought and died to gain this right. Every legal citizen should have an equal say in a country's direction. If the voting process is undermined by foreign influence, it mutes the voice of the populace.

Hopefully, the administration’s initiatives will also support the initiatives of Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who sponsored important legislation in the NDAA, directing the Pentagon to provide a plan to build a space based interceptor system.

Security officials believe the U.S. prevented cyber-attacks on Election Day. But it’s hard to tell. It remains to be seen whether America’s new cyber-posture will affect the calculations of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

Who is to blame? Were the mental-health professionals second-guessing themselves, and doing so because they were afraid of possible litigation in the event they did hold Long for 72 hours?

House leaders are leery of the idea, but their voters might give them a push. Don’t be surprised if Pelosi, et al find it harder and harder to fend off impeachment.

Midterm elections in the U.S. are a "release valve" for voters. They are about releasing frustrations over promises made, but not yet kept. They are about dreams dashed. More importantly, for the voters and elected officials, they are a reality check. That's good.

Politics has turned ugly. Conservatives are chased out of restaurants, book stores, and theaters. Democratic lawmakers tell their constituents to continue the harassment, and a former attorney general told supporters "when they go low, kick them."

With control of redistricting at stake in the 2020 elections, New York Republicans are out of time. Either they get their act together in a hurry or they go extinct for a generation to come.

There are three reasons why the GOP did better than expected on Election Day: Trump, Trump and Kavanaugh.

Here’s the raw truth about Tuesday’s election: the winners and losers. You might be surprised.

Science can be defined as the means by which future events are correctly predicted.

Seven state legislative chambers flipped partisan control as a result of Tuesday’s election.

It was the Night of the Woman in the Year of the Woman.

2020, here we come.

Republicans should use their remaining power until 2019. Democrats will scream, but they always do.

In these tumultuous political times, many of us desperately need peace, joy, and tranquility and I found all three last night at the Café Carlyle with John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey, whose show "American Stories," runs through November 17.

I am pleased to recommend "In Good Faith: Question Religion and Atheism" by Scott A. Shay (Post Hill Press, 2018) to both conservative, liberal, and emergent church Christians within our community.

The Democrats don’t have a combatant remotely as formidable as Trump. The question now is whether House Democrats want to get something done or simply posture for another two years.

The midterm elections gave a split decision. The Republicans grew the Senate majority, held key governorships, and beat back an avalanche of California money trying to buy the election.

During the time leading up to the French revolution, the arrogant attitude of King Louis XV was “apres moi le deluge,” meaning he did not give a damn that all hell would break loose among “les citoyens” after his selfish reign of unbridled nobility and privilege.

Now the president will have to reach across the aisle to those in the House he has branded as "evil" and work with them. In theory, the second half of President Trump's present term should be marked by compromise and inclusion rather than alienation.

Thomas Jefferson did have some serious doubts that he harbored about core Christian doctrines, privately, near the end of his life. But did he and the other Founding Fathers intend America to drive God out of the public arena?

Perhaps the best election news is the uptick in pro-life senators. President Trump will now have an easier time getting judges appointed who are not given to discovering rights that are nowhere mentioned in the Constitution.

It had been the hot story for two years. Donald Trump had conspired with the Russians to steal the 2016 presidential election. He had snatched it right out of the jaws of Hillary Clinton.

Everybody seems to agree that Barack Obama and Donald Trump are very different presidents. But the many notable differences between these two presidents should not deflect our attention from things that they have in common.

The attack on a synagogue in Pittsburgh has been called one of the worst attacks in American history on Jews.

What makes a bowl of ice cream after a bad day seem like such a great idea? Research reveals the answer has to do with both mood and food.

Opponents of gun rights are claiming the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting proves America needs more gun control. Others are using the shooter’s posting of anti-Semitic comments to call for increased efforts by government and social media websites to suppress speech.

All in all, there is no need for undue concern, even though your stainless steel tea kettle may be radioactive; the level will be so low that no harm would come to you.

Bloomberg's opening move may force the pace of 2020 politics. Should he announce, he could force the hand of Vice President Joe Biden, who appears the Democrats' strongest candidate in taking back Pennsylvania, and Midwest industrial states, from Trump.

Iran's expanding its ideological reach and established a branch of a Shi'ite religious organization in late October. Other IRGC-affiliated organizations help spread the regime's radical ideology.

This week after Rabbi Arthur Schneier returned from the special services of the shooting victims in Pittsburgh, he set up a service at the Park East Synagogue in Manhattan.

The Obama Administration was notorious for producing politically biased intelligence designed to advance their domestic and foreign policy agendas, regardless of the consequences for U.S. national security.

Neither Marc Benioff’s name nor Milton Friedman’s is on the ballot. What is, in the City of San Francisco, is Proposition C, which would raise business taxes there by an estimated $250 million to $300 million for the purpose of providing for the homeless.

What is happening in the world's greatest superpower is an inseparable part of a process that is taking place the world over.

"Progressives" don't have a program for national renewal, but one for redistribution for past grievances; rewards for cronies. Their essentially socialist schemes have never worked. Their desire for open borders would strain our welfare, obliterating any vestiges of traditional American culture.

The alternatives to people accepting an elected government — even in a less-than-perfect process — is much worse than the actual results.

Most Democrats are deliberately embracing sovereignty-destroying open border policies and intentionally favoring those who are in the country illegally over their own citizen constituents. They've gone further left than anyone in the Party’s past could ever imagine.

Merely practicing your Constitutional Rights, without accepting and abiding by their inherent responsibilities, is arguably more un-American than not practicing them at all.

So why is there so much “resistance” to the track on which President Trump has put our nation? In answering this question, it’s helpful to sort “resisters” into three groups: the “free riders,” the “ill-informed/easily-influenced,” and the “avowed socialists/statists.”

Adam Smith, certainly no socialist, recognized that while competitive free markets need to be regulated, the more government interferes in a market, the less competitive an economy and less prosperous all citizens will be.

Have you voted yet? If so, I pray you voted for prolife candidates. If not, as an American citizen, don’t miss out on exercising your Civil Right to vote. Many people marched and risked our lives for this freedom to cast our votes.

When Election Day arrives, so do the traps that come with it. Be sure you avoid these pitfalls, and help others avoid them, too.

Once again, President Trump has shown that he may be the only one in Washington with an instinct for strategy. In fact, he seems to be the only one in town who understands how Washington actually works and how to think past one news cycle.

Trump is the creation of Obama. The divisions in American society he is accused of exacerbating are ones largely precipitated by his predecessor’s policies and prejudices.

Everyone knows America is deeply divided, blue and red, for the 2018 election so a new international organization called More in Common has performed a study making it vivid just in time for the midterm election.

The GOP has many good people and good ideas. But none of them matters while it houses and feeds fantasies, conspiracies and paranoia, tinged with racism, bigotry and anti-Semitism. Republicans are now the party of Joe McCarthy.

There are not enough hours in the day for left wing radicals, Democrats, and their media allies to blame and accuse President Trump of creating a climate of hate and intolerance in our country.

Hollywood stars Sarah Silverman, Michelle Wolf, Margaret Cho, and Amy Schumer have become rich and famous for their over-the-top, profane “comedy.” Since they gravitate toward anything perverse, to say their performances are “cringe-worthy” is being kind.

Historically, liberals have been more effective at utilizing new technology to promote their socialist message.

There’s a failed piece of Obamacare on life support — and it’s well past time to pull the plug on it.

The debate over immigration is coming to a head as the human caravan of thousands wends its way through Mexico towards the U.S.

In absolute secrecy, Israel planned a visit to the Arab Gulf state of Oman. Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu and the director of Mossad, Israel’s CIA, were key members of the delegation. This was anything but a courtesy visit.

Our once great cities, magnets for hope and opportunity that crossed economic, social, and ethnic boundaries are under siege.

Jumping to the conclusion that the leader of the state ought to be the one who would order any crime committed by his government and/or officials constitutes irrational thinking.

Democrats in Congress have 200 House and Senate co-sponsors of bills gutting the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). Yet only three nay votes were cast when RFRA became law 25 years ago, signed by President Bill Clinton, on November 16, 1993.

A background check to identify criminals, public health screening and a period of quarantine to rule out incubating diseases, would protect the migrants as well as the people of the country ultimately receiving them. Why aren’t advocates for the poor advocating a solution like this?