Democracy - Page 89

While establishment politicians typically wait until election season to scramble for resources, President Trump is already demonstrating the forward-thinking leadership that built his business empire—...

Florida Representative Randy Fine has introduced legislation that cuts straight to the heart of a question many Americans thought was already settled: shouldn't our elected representatives serve Ameri...

Late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel's unhinged attack on Christianity this week reveals just how desperate Hollywood's cultural gatekeepers have become as they watch President Trump's immigration enforce...

The medical freedom movement just gained an unlikely but powerful ally. Cheryl Hines, actress and wife of Health Secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr., delivered a masterclass in common-sense vaccin...

FBI Director Kash Patel delivered a masterclass in professional law enforcement leadership this week, dismantling ESPN talking head Stephen A. Smith's wild conspiracy theory connecting President Trump...

The United Nations building in Manhattan has long served as ground zero for America's diplomatic humiliation—a gleaming tower where our tax dollars fund climate hysteria and gender ideology while our ...

Governor J.B. Pritzker's spectacular Fox News meltdown this week revealed everything Americans need to know about how rattled Democratic leadership has become by President Trump's swift return to cons...

President Trump's decisive intervention against Israeli West Bank annexation showcases exactly the kind of strategic diplomacy that made America the world's indispensable power broker—and why voters c...

The mask has officially slipped. What began as a peaceful display of patriotism at a Massachusetts "No Kings" rally ended with a Trump supporter facing unprovoked violence—simply for exercising his Fi...

President Trump's revolutionary Homeland Security Task Forces are proving what happens when America finally gets serious about protecting its own citizens—and the results are nothing short of spectacu...