U.S. Politics

FBI won't release documents in MI vote fraud probe

The FBI has rejected a news organization's Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request regarding a 2020 voter registration fraud case in Michigan. Read More.

IRS silent on investigation of 2020 ‘Zuckbucks’

Ahead of the 2020 election, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan pumped $400 million into leftist groups such as the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL) with the stated intent of aiding local officials in conducting elections during the Covid pandemic. Read More.

Trump: 'It's time Republicans learned how to fight'

In a rapid-fire tutorial, former President Donald Trump published a series of social media posts on Sunday, calling on Republicans in Congress to recognize that much more is at stake for the nation than just the budget showdown. Read More.

Sen. Tuberville saluted for stand against Swamp power

Actions speak louder than words. One Republican senator has demonstrated what not backing down to the Democrat Left looks like. Read More.

Lin Wood has not 'flipped' on Trump in Georgia case

Rolling Stone had the scoop. In a Sept. 20 article under the tag line "switching sides," the headline blared "MAGA Lawyer Lin Wood Is Cooperating With Georgia in Case Against Trump". Read More.

PA Democrats initiate automatic voter registration

Pennsylvania Democrat Gov. Josh Shapiro announced on Tuesday his administration will implement a new system in which any state resident getting a driver's license or ID card will be automatically registered to vote. The unilateral move quickly came under attack as yet another blow to voter confidence in the integrity of elections. Read More.

Democrats are terrified of 2024 election map

A new Reuters 2024 presidential election poll shows former President Donald Trump leading Joe Biden in seven key swing states. Read More.

Paxton vows accountability for 'sham impeachment'

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his legal team unleashed on the "uniparty" players responsible for his impeachment after he was acquitted on all 16 charges on Saturday. Read More.

Assassination scare for RFK Jr. at campaign event

A heavily-armed armed man posing as security detail was detained and later arrested by police prior the start of Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy's campaign event in Los Angeles on Friday. Read More.

Texas AG Paxton acquitted after 'uniparty' impeachment

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was acquitted Saturday, Sept. 16, of all 16 charges at a historic impeachment trial that divided Republicans over whether to remove a powerful defender of former President Donald Trump who has also challenged the sacrosanct establishment narrative that there was no significant election fraud in the 2020 presidential election. Read More.

Virginia Democrat takes fundraising to whole new level

Rounding third base has apparently taken on new meaning in Democrat Party politics. Read More.

Biden OKs cash for hostages as 'impeachment inquiry' looms

On the day that Americans were remembering the 22nd anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks by Islamic fundamentalists, it was revealed that Team Biden had gone against the long-standing U.S. policy of not incentivizing the behavior of terrorists by freeing up billions in assets for Iran in exchange for the release of five detained American citizens. Read More.

Paxton ‘whistleblowers’ went to FBI with no evidence

The impeachment trial of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton could wrap up by the end of this week, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick told the state Senate on Monday. During the trial, former employees admitted that they reported Paxton to the FBI without any evidence. Read More.

Team Biden cancels remaining ANWR oil and gas leases

The Biden administration last week canceled the seven remaining oil and gas leases in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). Read More.

Energized Trump on fire in South Dakota, Iowa

Seemingly energized by multiple indictments and the prospect of centuries in prison, former President Donald Trump over the weekend was cheered as he flipped burgers and tossed footballs at a tailgate party before heading to the Iowa-Iowa State football game on Saturday. On Friday, Trump was in South Dakota to pick up the 2024 presidential endorsement of Gov. Kristi Noem. Read More.