U.S. Politics

How Bloomberg used his money to both win and govern

Michael Bloomberg is worth an estimated $56 billion. He spent a record $261 million on his three successful campaigns for mayor of New York City and is pumping millions more into his long-shot run at the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Read More.

Iowa disaster: Results too little too late for Democrats

After discovering the problem which caused Monday’s debacle in the Iowa caucuses, the state’s Democratic Party said it would release the results, or at least half of the results, late on Tuesday afternoon. Read More.

8 Iowa counties’ have more registered than eligible voters

Judicial Watch announced that at least eight Iowa counties have voter registration rolls larger than their voting age population. Read More.

Democrats' new-old game plan: 'Politics of jealousy'

Divide to conquer. That is how Democrats are approaching the 2020 elections, a columnist wrote. Read More.

Game over? Sen. Paul sees continued Democrat asssault

The announcements by Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Lamar Alexander all but assured the Senate will move to quickly end the impeachment proceedings with a likely acquittal of President Donald Trump in a matter of days. Read More.

Bolton’s 'lack of credibility'? That was then, this is now

Democrats who in the past said John Bolton has no credibility now say his testimony is essential to the “search for truth” in the Senate impeachment trial. Read More.

Biden signals return of both Obamas in his administration

Joe Biden on Tuesday hinted that both his former boss and the wife of his former boss could play leading roles in a Biden administration. Read More.

Key poll finds impeachment spurs Trump approval ratings

The more Democrats and their media allies try to remove the duly elected president, the more popular he gets. Read More.

All Democrat, all the time: The New Mexico case study

Since 1931, no other state has had single-party Democrat rule at the state level as long as New Mexico, a columnist noted. Read More.

'Retire Nancy': Led by Trump, GOP takes aim at House

House Republicans and President Donald Trump believe the 18-seat net gain needed for the GOP to re-take control of the House from Democrats is within reach this November, especially after House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s record-setting fundraising effort in 2019. Read More.

Nielsens reveal soaps bigger draw than impeachment

An online "InstaPoll" from Fox 5 in Washington, D.C. showed 63 percent haven’t watched any of the Senate impeachment trial. Another 22 percent are watching “some” and 15 percent check in for “updates," but from the "news," not the televised trial. Read More.

Virginia Democrats challenging First Amendment rights as well

Not content with eroding residents’ Second Amendment rights, Virginia Democrats are now launching an assault on the First Amendment as well, critics say. Read More.

Soros in Davos: ‘Fate of world’ hinges on Trump verdict

The 2020 U.S. presidential election will determine the “fate of the world,” leftist billionaire George Soros said on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Read More.

Pompeo: World sees, loves what America stands for

Transcript of U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's address at the Sumter County Fairgrounds in Bushnell, Florida on Jan. 23. Read More.

Schiff called unifying force . . . for Republicans

The Democrats’ lead impeachment manager has become a unifying force — for Republicans. Read More.