Politics

Alan Armstrong sworn in as U.S. Senator from Oklahoma

Oklahoma Swears In Energy Executive Senator

Alan Armstrong, a longtime oil and gas executive, was sworn in as Oklahoma's new U.S. Senator after Gov. Kevin...

82nd Airborne soldiers boarding transport aircraft

Pentagon Plans 3,000 Airborne Troops to Middle East

Reports say the Pentagon is preparing to send the 82nd Airborne and a brigade of about 3,000 troops to...

Florida State House District 87 map with Mar-a-Lago marked

Democrat Flips Mar-a-Lago State Seat

In a surprise special election, Democrat Emily Gregory won Florida State House District 87, the district that includes President...

Portrait of Jeff Webb

Jeff Webb Dies: Cheer King and Conservative Publisher

Jeff Webb, 76, built a cheerleading empire, owned conservative outlets, and supported young activists. He died after a fall...

Paris city hall with crowd and bicycle

Left Keeps Paris After Another Surprising Win

Emmanuel Grégoire, backed by the Socialist coalition, won Paris mayor. The result keeps the city in left-wing hands for...

Airport security line with travelers and TSA agents

Blumenthal: ICE Will Shoot at Airports

Senator Richard Blumenthal warned that deploying ICE agents to airports could lead to violence. President Donald Trump plans to...

Senator Roger Marshall speaking on Newsmax defending President Donald Trump's policies

Marshall: Democrats Block DHS Funding, Why?

Senator Roger Marshall stood up for President Donald Trump’s America First plan, criticized Democrats for refusing to fund the...

James Talarico speaking on a podcast about immigration and patriotism

Texas Democrat: Immigrants More Patriotic Than Us

James Talarico, Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas, told a podcast that undocumented students he taught were "my...

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Connecticut Requires ID to Recycle Cans, Really

Connecticut Democrats passed an emergency law demanding photo ID to redeem large amounts of cans, yet oppose federal voter...

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Supreme Court Opens Door for Street Preacher Suit

The Supreme Court unanimously said a Mississippi street preacher can challenge a city law that limited his public preaching....