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Arizona is grappling with President Biden's border crisis. I've just returned from the state and learned about a possible legal action local law enforcement could explore.

Opinion: People in the South love America even if others call them semi-fascist

Biden's 'great transition' to green energy may backfire in a big way

Chuck DeVore, a former California assemblyman who left the state for Texas, weighed in on Gov. Newsom's plea with state residents to avoid charging electric vehicles.

China is now confronting democratic Taiwan and can take three lessons from Russia's faltering war with Ukraine. The goal would be to avoid a bloody stalemate.

Commentary Common sense tells you this claim isn’t true, because everyone in California knows several people who have ...

One of the earliest cases of PRC diplomats directly lobbying state legislators was the defeat of a pro-Tibet resolution in 2009 in California. Here’s how it happened.

Can the FBI be trusted? A Federalist analysis of agency lies over the last decade is an unequivocal no. (Article by Tristan Justice republished from TheFederalist.com) FISA Warrants In the summer [...]

Division to handle, quote, election mail ahead of the 2022 midterms. why are they doing this? theres a fascinating story on this. chuck, thanks for coming on. what is this exactly? >> its a concerning development, because the government unions that represent the postal workers always endorse democrats, the further to the left the better. we have evidence that they mess with elections, they mess with election mail. now, of course, mail-in ballots are taking on a greater and greater significance i...

Democracy? i dont understand. i mean, its an invitation for fraud. they support it because it allows fraud. why are republicans putting up with it? >> well, theyre putting up with it because voters like the convenience. they certainly like the convenience until former president trump warned them about the dangers of it. now youre beginning to see this division between republicans who are becoming more skeptical of mail-in ballots and democrats who love them, because, of course, you can send peop...