Democracy - Page 120

When Americans are dying in the streets of Chicago, Jimmy Kimmel sees comedy gold. The late-night host's recent mockery of President Trump's crime crackdown plan—dismissing legitimate public safety co...

The constitutional resistance is building momentum. In a powerful display of America First federalism, twenty-six state Attorneys General have filed a Supreme Court brief defending every law-abiding c...

The political battlefield has shifted dramatically, and Democrats find themselves trapped in an impossible position: defending the "rights" of foreign drug cartels while American families bury their c...

In a stunning rebuke to partisan lawfare tactics, Michigan Judge Kristin Simmons dismissed all charges against 15 Republican alternate electors from 2020, delivering a resounding victory for constitut...

In a moment that stunned political observers across America, CNN's Abby Phillip delivered an extraordinary admission this week: President Trump has been fundamentally correct about the nation's mental...

The difference between leadership and theatrics has never been clearer. Within days of President Trump's decisive Middle East intervention, the Gaza conflict has crystallized into stark moral clarity:...

The sound of precision strikes in Doha this week wasn't just another military operation—it was the sound of American leadership returning to the world stage. Reports indicate that President Trump pers...

When government officials fight harder to hide voter data than to clean it up, Americans should ask what they're trying to conceal. That's exactly what's happening in Michigan, where Secretary of Stat...

While Washington's foreign policy establishment spent decades perfecting the art of strongly-worded letters, President Trump is demonstrating how real American leadership weaponizes economic power to ...