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Former Clinton pollster Mark Penn said there appears to be some serious friction between the Biden and Obama political camps on "America Reports."

Worried Democrats have thrown out the names of popular governors and senators as possible alternatives to the president. But such a challenge appears improbable for a host of reasons.

Vice President Harris, despite being the beneficiary of a positive “media blitz" and friendly interviews with major news outlets, is still unpopular with voters.

The IRS is investigating the tax-exempt status of the American Accountability Foundation (AAF) following its reporting on President Joe Biden’s nominees, several of whom withdrew their nominations, according to a letter obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Several senators are demanding the Pentagon improve the poor conditions of its barracks across the armed forces and better track costs associated with improving living quarters for troops.

The IRS is launching an investigation into AAF following its reporting on Biden's nominees who subsequently withdrew their nominations.

Among ethnic minorities and Gen Z, the president’s feel for economics and foreign policy is seen as a liability – and so is his age

Incumbent Gov. Tate Reeves (R-MS) must defeat Democratic challenger Democrat Brandon Presley as he seeks a second-term in this off-year election race.

Join USIP for the second lecture in this series from Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock. Senator Warnock will discuss his commitment to nonviolent action and the role of faith in peacebuilding.

As the conflict in Gaza continues to roil, Georgians representing more than 30 faith-based groups met in Atlanta to call for a ceasefire, greater aid convoys and dismantling what they called Israel’s apartheid system.