White House press secretary mocks concerns about rising crime rates and soft-on-crime policies.
Michael Ramirez
Review-Journal editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez is a two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and a three-time winner of the Sigma Delta Chi Award.
China’s disgraceful human rights record should be in the spotlight as the Winter Olympics open in Beijing.
The driver who sped more than an 100 mph and caused a mass casualty crash in North Las Vegas had a rap sheet spanning more than 23 years.
Joe Biden’s poll approval rating continues to plummet.
As the nation mourns the deaths of two New York police officers, progressive cities are under siege thanks to liberal criminal reforms.
To the delight of radical progressives, Justice Stephen Breyer announces his retirement from the Supreme Court.
Anti-vaccination activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested that people today have it worse than Holocaust victim Anne Frank.
President Joe Biden’s display of weakness, his minor incursion remark and an inadequate response to Russia’s aggression and misconduct encourages more Russian misbehavior.
While GOP radicals and Donald Trump cling to the debunked stolen election conspiracy, Democrats and the president resort to demagoguery to push a false voter-suppression narrative.
The White House sought to clarify President Biden’s “minor incursion” comments that seemed to condone a limited Russian invasion of Ukraine.
President Joe Biden ran on the platform to unite the country, yet his rhetoric undermines that pledge.
As President Joe Biden celebrates one year in office, Americans have very little to celebrate.
Novak Djokovic, in pursuit of another grand slam title, is deported from Australia.
The latest CDC virus guidelines created more confusion than clarity, further undermining the agency’s credibility.
