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The numbers don't lie—and they're devastating for the establishment. Team Trump's staggering 808 million social media views in September alone have obliterated official Democrat accounts, proving what...

While President Trump delivers real results in the Middle East, unelected international bureaucrats are scrambling to undermine America's most promising path to regional peace in decades. UN Special R...

Senator Cory Booker's defiant promise to "fight" President Trump over budget negotiations reveals everything Americans need to know about the Democrats' true priorities in 2025. Rather than working co...

President Trump's tactical decision to withdraw economist E.J. Antoni's nomination for Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner reveals a commander-in-chief who has learned to pick his battles wisely—a...

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker's unhinged accusations of dementia and desperate calls for the 25th Amendment reveal far more about the state of Democrat leadership than they do about President Trump....

The murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte train platform has ignited a legislative firestorm that could fundamentally reshape how America's cities approach law and order. Rep. Mark...

President Donald Trump has once again demonstrated his political mastery by transforming a potential government shutdown from a Republican liability into a devastating indictment of Democrat prioritie...

The swamp's media arm just handed President Trump the perfect gift to restore accountability to White House journalism. Politico's tone-deaf decision to assign Cheyanne Daniels—a reporter who publicly...

The mask has finally slipped on Democrat priorities, and it's uglier than anyone imagined. As Congress faces another manufactured government funding crisis, Rep. Chip Roy has exposed the stunning hypo...

Representative Chip Roy has pulled back the curtain on one of Washington's most cynical political maneuvers: Democrats are willing to shut down the federal government just to change the subject back t...