David Rutz is senior writer at the Washington Free Beacon. He was previously a sports reporter for two years in Atlanta and has done freelance sports reporting for the Washington Post. He graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2010 and lives in Marietta, Ga. His Twitter handle is @DavidRutz. He can be reached at rutz@freebeacon.com.
President Donald Trump prematurely declared himself the winner of the election early Wednesday, leading to furious media declarations that was not the case. 
MSNBC host Joy Reid used a racial slur Wednesday against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, calling him "Uncle Clarence." 
As the 2020 presidential campaign closes, we look back on Joe Biden's highlights, from "look, fat" to "you know the thing" to "truth over facts." 
When asked difficult or uncomfortable questions, like whether she is a socialist, Democratic vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris tends to laugh as a defense mechanism. 
CNN contributor Miles Taylor will remain with the network despite lying on the air about being the anonymous administration official who wrote a book condemning President Donald Trump. 
According to former president Barack Obama, the 2020 election is the most important of our lifetimes, a sentiment he also felt was true in 2018, 2016, 2012, and 2008. 
Democrats and liberal media members have lamented the ascension of Justice Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, declaring her judicial philosophy "sexist," her confirmation "the darkest day" in the history of the U.S. Senate, and calling for her imprisonment. 
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden called Russia the greatest threat to the United States in his 60 Minutes interview this week, eight years after mocking Republican Mitt Romney's "Cold War mindset" for the same opinion. 
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) snapped at a reporter this week for asking questions about allegations of corruption surrounding Joe and Hunter Biden, part of a long pattern of Pelosi treating press members with open hostility. 
True to form, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden unleashed a torrent of "Come on" during his final debate with President Donald Trump. 