A December RealClear-Emerson poll showed more Republicans than Democrats now support Fetterman. Among Democrats, Fetterman has a 31%-48% job approval rating. Among independents, he scores 30%-29%. And for Republicans, he’s at 57%-25%. Will this lead to a primary challenge when Fetterman faces reelection in 2028?

As its 25th anniversary approaches, Wikipedia clearly needs reform. Not only does the platform have a long history of left-wing bias, but the purveyors of that bias – administrators, everyday editors, and others – stubbornly cling to their warped worldview and vilify those who dare to contest it.

As Ohio’s job market continues to weaken, some analysts are raising concerns of a ripple effect and the potential for an even stronger economic slowdown.

$20 trillion is a lot of money. Coming to our shores is a new lease on the American experiment as we enter our 250th birthday hopelessly divided and broke. Let us come together and solve not just the affordability crisis but set the conditions of greatness for the next 250 years.

Looking back 250 years, it becomes clear that the sacred fire of liberty which burned in those hearty souls was not only a flame that couldn’t be extinguished – it was an idea which was destined to change the world.

Americans are the most generous people on earth. Yet, in Ohio and across the nation, well-intended government programs often trap our fellow citizens in poverty instead of providing a path to upward mobility.

Nine years after the pivotal Delaware crossing, George Washington – our Cincinnatus who had given up his sword for a plow – was surveying the Allegheny Mountains in western Virginia and the headwaters of the Monongahela in the Ohio River watershed.

Proven by this framework laid out by our Founding Fathers, it is Congress’ responsibility to fund the government. However, due to the Democrats’ irresponsible decision to shut down the government last September, Congress did not fulfill our most basic duty: keeping the government funded and working for the American people. This month, I am determined not to allow the Democrats to fail us again. 

God says, "Blessed are you who weep now, for you shall laugh." (Luke 6:21.) I pray God will give you much to smile about in the new year.

My name was Tippy. I was a Beagle, owned by Jim Thompson in the late 1960s. Since dogs cannot talk, this narrative is mostly a stream of consciousness from when I was alive. By the way, when I am dreaming here, the narrative will be encapsulated thusly: {D dream narrative D}.

Mr. President, your one beautiful bill was missing this one thing. Your short- and long-term, America First ambitions are dramatically increased by making this bill into law before the midterm elections. Connect the state siting of these investments to Democrat support of the bill and you will find it on your desk before the midterms. Executive orders don’t offer the energy security that these investors require and that the American people deserve.

Successful commando missions, such as the capture of Venezuelan dictator/president Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are exciting attention-getters, guaranteed to set global news aglow.  

As President Trump works to usher in a “nuclear renaissance” to power 21st-century America – with the aim of quadrupling our nuclear capacity by 2050 – no state is better prepared to lead than Tennessee.

Kitty is probably the most beautiful dog we have known. Her fur is a sleek shiny black, so smooth that dirt and farm debris slide right off.

America’s largest Muslim advocacy group speaks out regularly about Israel’s alleged abuses in Gaza. But it has yet to say anything about ongoing human rights protests in Iran.