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In the video player above, watch a previous report on Republican plans to override Gov. DeWine’s vetoes. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Ohio House’s expected vote to override Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto of a LGBTQ+ bill would mark only the eighth such attempt in nearly 40 years. Ohio governors do not regularly veto bills; just over 100 have been vetoed since 1969. It’s rare for the legislature to try

When Hillary Clinton can study up, work out her one-liners, figure out the best way to deflect questions and fence with inquisitors she does well. She thrives, therefore, in a debate or as a witness. She is the quintessential “A” student. No one will cram harder before the big exam than she.

Left to her own devices, however, she is consistently her own worst enemy. Before she worked out

The New York Times and The Epoch Times are in a bit of a public fight.

It started on Oct. 24 when the New York Times published an article about The Epoch Times titled, "How the Epoch Times Created a Giant Influence Machine."

The New York Times’ story may bring up some points and criticisms worth considering about The Epoch Times, but its report is also biased and problematic on

How is the media’s reporting, born of the incestuous relationship between leftist media and government partisans, any less troubling than the help Chris Cuomo provided his brother?

On Saturday, CNN announced it had fired Chris Cuomo due to new information concerning the assistance the former host of “Cuomo Prime Time” provided his brother, Andrew Cuomo, as the latter fought charges of