U.S. Politics

Trump: Election interference by 'Soros and the Marxists'

Upon taking office on Jan. 1, 2022, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said he would not seek an indictment against former President Donald Trump. Read More.

Then vs now: Bill Clinton paid $850K to Paula Jones

Democrats were quite content to look the other way when President Bill Clinton paid $850,000 in hush money to Paula Jones after she accused him of sexually abusing her. Read More.

Poll: Most AZ voters believe Kari Lake won decisively

A majority of likely Arizona voters believe Republicans were robbed of victories in the 2022 elections for governor, secretary of state, and attorney general, according to a new poll. Read More.

Jan. 6, 2021: Mitch McConnell's ‘Fedsurrection’

Controversy still clouds the historic protest at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. But little has been said about the monumental proceedings inside, behind closed doors. Read More.

2024 GOP hopefuls respond to Tucker’s questions

One of the few in Big Media who broaches these subjects is Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who recently sent six key questions on Ukraine to a number of GOP candidates who have either declared a bid for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination or are seen likely to do so. Read More.

Trump's vow: ‘I will totally obliterate the ‘Deep State’

In a freewheeling address where he opened the floor to all questions, former President Donald Trump on Monday described his push for a second term which would feature “the final battle” in draining The Swamp. Read More.

With eye on 2024, Pence opens fire on his former boss

As he languishes near the bottom of the field of potential 2024 GOP presidential candidates, former and once-loyal-to-a-fault Vice President Mike Pence determined that it was time to go on the attack against the frontrunner. Read More.

Dems run roughshod over Twitter Files journalists in House hearing

Just two days after New York Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer stood on the Senate floor and outright called for Fox News to censor host Tucker Carlson, House Democrats assailed journalists who reported on the Twitter Files and defended censorship during a House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government hearing on Thursday. Read More.

No Labels Party gets on Arizona ballot for 2024 election

In what political analysts are saying will be a blow to Democrats' chances, the centrist No Labels Party has surpassed the minimum number of signatures required to appear on the 2024 ballot for statewide and federal races in Arizona. Read More.

3 more red states withdraw from ERIC voting system

Florida, Missouri, and West Virginia on Monday announced they are dumping an election system that was touted, mostly by Democrats, as a tool to clean up voter rolls. Louisiana and Alabama had already dropped the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) voting system. Read More.

Trump: Dem prosecutors won't block return to White House

Former President Donald Trump said partisan Democrat prosecutors at the federal, state, and city levels who are pursuing investigations against him will not succeed in their effort to keep him from again taking up residency at the White House. Read More.

Trump at CPAC: 'I am your justice … I am your retribution'

In a rousing speech at CPAC 2023, former President Donald Trump called on all 26 current Republican governors to ensure election integrity by holding their votes on one day with paper ballots that would be hand counted. Read More.

Kari Lake takes election challenge to AZ Supreme Court

Arizona Republican candidate for governor Kari Lake has asked the Arizona Supreme Court to review her election contest case after it was dismissed by the Maricopa County Superior Court and Arizona Court of Appeals. Read More.

Candidate Trump vows to take 'sledgehammer to globalism’

Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign rolls on with the announcement that Trump would eliminate China’s most favored nation trade status and ban federal contracts for companies that outsource to China. Read More.

Not so crazy? Support grows for a National Divorce

When Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted that a "national divorce" is needed to "separate red states and blue states and shrink the federal government," the usual leftist cabal of politicians and pundits wrote her off as a loon. Read More.