U.S. Politics

Donald Trump was 'glue that held world together'

Following Saturday's terrorist attacks by Hamas on Israel, Trump posted on Truth Social: "The horrible attack on Israel, much like the attack on Ukraine, would never have happened if I were President - zero chance!" Read More.

Dodgers/Padres legend Garvey running for Feinstein's seat

Steve Garvey is swinging for the U.S. Senate fences in 2024. As a Republican, the former Los Angeles Dodgers and Padres star faces a steep uphill climb as he seeks the Senate seat held by the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein. Read More.

NY AG following her NRA playbook to destroy Trump

New York Democrat Attorney General Letitia James has in no way hidden her desire to pursue and ruin her political opponents, critics say. Read More.

Hillary envisions re-education camps for MAGA

A Democrat who has lost two presidential elections has raised the specter of sending some 70-plus million Americans in for re-education. Read More.

FBI: MAGA voters ‘persistent, evolving' threat

Having declared the MAGA movement an "existential threat to American democracy," critics say that Team Biden has decided to deploy the enforcement wing of the Democrat Party, also known as the FBI, to surveil and track Trump's supporters as the 2024 presidential campaign heats up. Read More.

Gaetz offers concise rationale as GOP wise men fume

Was it the day Washington, D.C. finally responded to "we the people"? Read More.

Feinstein's replacement: Who is Laphonza Butler?

California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom said he will appoint Laphonza Butler to fill the seat of the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein. Read More.

Never-Trumpers hoping to draft Youngkin for 2024

CBS's Bob Costa claimed on Thursday that billionaire GOP megadonor Thomas Peterffy is calling allies to assure Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin he would have the financial backing if he wanted to jump into the race. Read More.

It's a 'big guy' thing: Democrats bent rules for Fetterman

The towering senator from Pennsylvania, John Fetterman, is going to have to abandon his hooded sweatshirt, golf shorties and sneakers if he intends to participate in legislative rhetoric on the senate floor in the capitol building in Washington, D.C. But he says he will do it to "save democracy." Read More.

Impeachment witness: Cash to his family implicates Joe Biden

Monetary benefits to Biden family members legally are also benefits to Joe Biden and therefore implicate him in wrongdoing, law professor and legal scholar Jonathan Turley said during Thursday’s impeachment inquiry hearing. Read More.

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.