It’s not likely to find anything on CNN that’s favorable or even even-handed when it comes to President Donald Trump. That’s one reason when it happens, it’s noteworthy.

The president of the largest police union in Florida appeared on “Fox & Friends” Friday to explain why the organization is supporting President Trump. “We’re 30,000 strong. We go from the panhandle to Daytona, to Tampa down to Miami and the Keys,” said the president of the Florida Police Benevolent Association, John Kazanjian.

When someone pushes for a radical departure from ordinary custom by asking “What harm could it do?” you can be pretty sure he’s made no serious effort to find out.

A Biden-adjacent social media project that started off slowly in February has suddenly exploded, and it’s everything we need to know about the Joe Biden campaign. A website, Twitter account, and Instagram account have been created, called Settle for Biden, and it’s a way to convince disappointed leftists to vote for Joe Biden despite their utter lack of enthusiasm.

Georgia state lawmaker Vernon Jones (D) appeared on MSNBC Wednesday for an interview with “MSNBC Live” anchor Craig Melvin to discuss his support for President Trump. The fireworks that ensued were arguably better than what we saw on the 4th of July.

Liberals on Twitter wasted little time politicizing the tragic death of former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain as a result of COVID-19, blaming right-wing ignorance about the virus promulgated by President Donald Trump for killing the 74-year-old conservative commentator.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell suggested Wednesday Democrats were not negotiating in good faith over the fifth round of coronavirus relief legislation for political reasons during an election year. “When it’s time to actually make a law, Democrats would rather keep political issues alive than find a bipartisan way to resolve them,” Mr. McConnell said. TOP STORIES DHS, Portland strike deal to quell violent protests, remove federal officers Black Lives Matter leader Charles Wade charged with sex trafficking Trump moves to hold social media companies liable if they 'alter or editorialize users' speech' One of the major sticking points in negotiations on the HEALS Act, which would fund about $1 trillion in federal funding towards getting children back to school, getting workers back to work, and financing healthcare initiatives to fight COVID-19, is payments for unemployment recipients.

It’s been nearly three decades since a Democrat won Georgia in a presidential election. Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton carried the state in the 1992 election. But a new poll in Georgia indicates the state’s 16 electoral votes are up for grabs in the race between President Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

We’re being barraged with so many serious problems in the runup to the 2020 election that it’s hard to give any single one the attention it deserves. And one issue that most directly affects which party prevails in November, stealth data manipulation by big tech, is slipping through the cracks.

Donald Trump Jr. is blasting Joe Biden, claiming the former vice president is “utterly confused about law and order.”

It has been several days since armed Black Lives Matter protester Garrett Foster, 28, was shot and killed during Saturday night protests in Austin, Texas, and yet details about the incident remain elusive.

Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube all worked in concert to mass censor material from President Donald Trump, his son, Donald Trump Jr., and a Facebook event hosted by the Tea Party Patriots that involved doctors discussing COVID-19.

As we’ve previously reported, many national news outlets including CNN and even Fox News’s straight news division have been either sugar-coating or outright hiding what’s really going on in Democrat-run cities like Seattle and Portland.