U.S. Politics

Sen. Ernst: Rep. Omar caught up in fraud scheme

Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst said she found that Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar earmarked $1 million in a federal spending bill for a "substance abuse clinic" in Minnesota that was anything but legitimate. Read More.

Fraud scandal drives Gov. Walz out of re-election bid

Hounded by the Somali fraud scandal that grows worse by the day, Minnesota Democrat Gov. Tim Walz announced he will not seek re-election. Read More.

Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar faces questions on sudden wealth

New focus is being paid to how Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar went from essentially broke to being worth over $30 million in one year amid the Minnesota fraud scandal that gets hotter by the day. Read More.

Fulton County admits 315,000 early 2020 votes illegal

Earlier this month, at a meeting of the Georgia State Election Board, Fulton County elections officials admitted that approximately 315,000 early votes from the 2020 election were illegally certified but were still counted in the final results. Read More.

RINO in the room: Did Gov. Youngkin show true colors?

When Virginia's "Republican" Gov. Glenn Youngkin endorsed the removal of a statue at the U.S. Capitol of Gen. Robert E. Lee, one of the most important historical figures in Virginia's history, critics say his true colors were shining through. Read More.

Indiana GOP state senators reject Trump-backed map

A group of 21 state senators in Indiana on Thursday voted along with all 10 Democrats in the state Senate to reject a redrawn congressional map that was supported by President Donald Trump. Read More.

Rep. Omar, Gov. Walz tied to massive MN fraud scheme?

The $1 billion welfare fraud operation in Minnesota has revealed 86 suspects involved in what officials describe as what could be the largest theft of taxpayer money in United States history. Read More.

Trump-backed Van Epps wins TN special election

A far-left Democrat's bid to take a seat in Congress from the GOP in deep red Tennessee failed on Tuesday as Republican Matt Van Epps defeated Aftyn Behn in Tuesday's special election in the state's 7th Congressional District. Read More.

President Trump eyes charges against Seditious Six

President Donald Trump hinted that charges are possible against six Democrats who appeared in a viral video calling on military and intelligence personnel to defy what they deemed "illegal" orders from the president. Read More.

Pentagon opens formal review on Democrat Sen. Kelly

The Pentagon said it is investigating, and could even court-martial Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona, one of five Democrats who in a recent video message instructed active duty military members and intelligence officials that they have a “duty” to disobey “illegal” orders from President Donald Trump. Read More.

Alito reinstates new Texas congressional map

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito on Friday granted a request by Texas to pause a court ruling that blocked the state's newly drawn congressional map. Read More.

Top Dems are sinking in the Epstein quicksand

The media spin on President Donald Trump's Nov. 16 reversal on releasing the Epstein files was summed up by the NY Times headline: 'Trump Bows to Reality on Epstein Files Vote, in a Rare Retreat'. Three days later, it appears that Trump's rope-a-dope fighter's routine may have been strategy all along. Read More.

Muslim candidates won 42 races in 2025 off-year elections

While Marxist Muslim Zohran Mamdani's victory in the New York City mayoral election consumed the headlines, Muslim candidates won 41 other races in elections across the nation this month. Read More.

1,500 'active' voters age 105 or older on Michigan rolls

The National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (NVRA) requires states to implement procedures to maintain accurate and current voter registration lists. How's Michigan's NVRA compliance going? Read More.

End of shutdown opens major schism in Democrat Party

The extreme left wing which has essentially taken over the Democrat Party is livid at the move by the less-extreme party members who paved the way for the 41-day Schumer Shutdown to end. Read More.