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While Democrats keep squabbling among their fractured caucuses in Congress, a new focus group of Democrat voters show how truly out of touch party leaders have become ahead of the

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi released the following statement in honor of César Chávez Day, which commemorates the civil and labor rights leader’s birthday, March 31, 1927: “Today, Californians and all Americans honor César Chávez, a fearless champion for justice and a tireless civil rights activist. Chávez was an icon of the modern labor movement, leading the

Through the JFK-like public campaign beginning with West Virginia voters, Democrats can advance proposals to lower the cost of child care, improve education, improve life for women and workers, help rural America or other goals.

As gas prices surge, Republicans have adopted an ingenious strategy to win voters.

Des Moines community leaders and activists spoke about the need for common sense gun laws following a drive-by shooting outside East High School.

National Democrats who set the presidential primary calendar have officially started conversations that could knock Iowa from its first-in-the-nation position or add other early states. The Democratic National Committee held its winter meeting in Washington D.C. last week, where the calendar was discussed.

Inside Every Progressive Is A Totalitarian Screaming To Get Out - David Horowitz

A convergence of horrifying events have set into a motion an irreversible collapse of food production and crop harvests that will lead to global famine all the way through 2024. These events [...]

Governor Ron DeSantis has followed the facts and trusted his instincts, and Floridians are flourishing as a result.

THE FOUNDATION "I am persuaded that a firm union is as necessary to perpetuate our liberties as it is to make us respectable." —Alexander Hamilton (1788) IN TODAY'S DIGEST Fact-Check: Biden's Big SOTU Obfuscations and Lies 'It's a State of the Union Miracle!' Tlaib and Reynolds Hit Biden's Many...