By choosing the Fifth, Fauci may have abandoned his pardon and opened himself to criminal prosecution for any crimes during the pardon period.

Abdul El-Sayed's apparent victory is a big win for the left - but a disaster for polling and a case study in poor expectations management.

Tuesday, August 4th on RealClearPolitics - Joined by Jim Peyser, Fmr. Massachusetts Secretary of Education and Senior Advisor at Bellwether Education Partner...

The Democratic National Committee is weathering an onslaught of brutal press reports, less than 100 days before the midterms. Despite surging momentum in swing states, Democrats are in a dire fiscal situation and seem to be reeling from internal drama. A splashy New York Times story published yesterday morning signalled the DNC was set to [...]Read More...

Martin is being excoriated, but he's taking on the consultant class, building a strong grassroots operation, and raising tons of money.

Mamdani wants ID for city-run grocery stores-but opposes it for voting. See how this contradiction is exposing a glaring flaw in liberal arguments against Voter ID.

He put the correct mortality estimate in his own notebook, published it under his own name, and gave Congress a figure three to five times higher.

Almost overnight, Leopold Aschenbrenner went from lauded wunderkind to Wall Street punching bag. Will that be the end of his story? Joe Nocera weighs the case.

If GOP senators hope to get the better of the former special counsel, they should start tempering their expectations.

Jordan Salinas had trained for years for a moment like this. When gunman Chad Williams opened fire at a Twin Falls, Idaho, In-N-Out, he was ready.

Monday, August 3rd on RealClearPolitics - Joined by RCP White House Correspondent Carolina Lumetta:00:00 DSA