The Daily Caller

Why the presidents who are often ranked among the greatest in American history are really some of the worst.

Now the world may add teen pop sensation to the list of world leaders who have immortalized Teddy’s words

Teddy Roosevelt knew his guns. Take a look at his favorites.

‘This is a classic example of how little it takes to stir the erogenous zones of liberals’

‘If they are singing the hymnal of Fox News, why do you sing to the hymnal of MSNBC?’

Monday night’s GOP debate showed why having debates this early in a presidential cycle doesn’t make sense.

Obama’s new rug has a Martin Luther King Jr. quote. The problem is, the quote isn’t actually from King.

At the height of the race controversy, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack offered his resignation to President Obama

Lately, celebrities seem unusually drawn to mustaches – can you match the ‘stache with the man?

Accusations of general racism by the NAACP, however, simply go too far, capitalize on the mainstream media’s sensationalist tendency and, at worst, flatly misrepresent reality

While some call for Obama to step down in light of the Sestak scandal, we must remember that President Obama is convinced of his own messianic virtues, and will never resign. Unless impeachment gives him no choice

Tenuous moments in history cultivate an appetite for extremes. And civilizations that look to the bottom for entertainment often, without irony, reserve the heights of life for nation building. We have returned to such times

It would be easy to then make the conclusion that the Republican Party is chiefly a conservative party – now that the moderates have fled – and that its views are monolithic and homogeneous. Of course, nothing can be further from the truth

Finding a cure for Bush Derangement Syndrome

President Barack Obama’s final speech before this weekend’s anticipated vote on health care legislation had the same soaring rhetoric he’s been known for, those turns of phrase that sound awfully pretty unless you think about them too hard

Obama rallies support for health care in the home stretch at Virginia rally

Democrats are trying to lower the expectations of the media months ahead of the midterm elections, where they are expected to suffer substantial defeats