Politics - Page 68

The gloves are coming off in Kentucky's Republican primary, where America First challenger Nate Morris is delivering a constitutional reckoning to establishment favorite Andy Barr over his support for...

Kentucky Senate candidate Nate Morris is making waves with a bold proposal that has patriots across America nodding in agreement: rename the Nobel Peace Prize after Donald Trump. The businessman-turne...

The Republican Party's internal debate over executive influence on justice proceedings isn't a sign of weakness—it's proof that America First conservatives understand the constitutional foundations th...

When Tom Homan speaks about border security, America listens—and the radical Left scrambles for cover. The newly appointed Border Czar isn't some political appointee seeking headlines; he's a career l...

Bob Woodward's latest media blitz attacking President Trump reveals far more about the establishment's desperation than any supposed governmental dysfunction. The veteran Washington Post reporter's cl...

While Washington's foreign policy establishment continues stumbling through costly overseas entanglements, President Trump is quietly orchestrating what could become the most significant geopolitical ...

Twenty-five years ago, Washington's brightest minds assured Americans that granting China permanent normal trade relations would usher in prosperity and peace. Today, Senator Jim Banks is delivering t...

Even CNN can't ignore the obvious anymore. When the network's own legal analyst admits that New York Attorney General Letitia James "politically targeted" President Trump, you know the left's weaponiz...