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Top Democrat survives double-barreled challenge as party’s Israel divide hits home

House Minority Whip Katherine Clark advanced past two left-wing challengers who made Gaza and AIPAC money central issues in the Democratic primary.

House Democrat survives left-flank challenge as Bernie volunteer mounts insurgent bid

Jake Auchincloss advanced against progressive challenger Jason Poulos, who campaigned on Medicare-for-all and ending U.S. military aid to Israel.

Trump taps ‘true warrior’ Hung Cao as Navy secretary after 4 months as acting leader

Hung Cao, a retired Navy captain and special operations veteran, has led the Department of the Navy for four months as President Trump now seeks Senate confirmation.

JD Vance courts Jewish Republicans. Tucker Carlson still looms.

LAS VEGAS — Vice President JD Vance tried to make inroads with Jewish Republicans....

Self-funded CEO claims GOP nomination to challenge Massachusetts Democrat’s second-term bid

Mike Minogue won 70% at the Massachusetts GOP convention and defeated former MBTA executive Brian Shortsleeve to take on Gov. Maura Healey.

Israel’s new Ben-Gurions, Joe’s perilous Pentagon cuts and other commentary

On Oct. 7, “ordinary Israelis left their offices, closed their laptops, and abandoned their fields to pick up weapons, in many cases without waiting...

The Left’s claims about Italy’s Meloni being a fascist were never true

It’s time to admit a harsh reality: Liberals, Democrats, and others on the Left have a fascist fetish. Anyone they don’t like or who runs counter to their political beliefs gets labeled a fascist, far right-wing extremist. It’s not just restricted to the United States; it’s a worldwide phenomenon. It’s also a tactic rooted in […]

Brian Kemp proves that conservatism wins

Conservative policies are labeled as unpopular by Democrats and scapegoated by failing Republicans for their losses, and yet Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) is proving that both groups are wrong. Kemp’s approval among Georgia voters in the latest CBS News-YouGov poll is 68%. Kemp’s approval is high even among all the groups of voters with whom […]

Speaker Mike Johnson should have made time to meet with Latvia’s prime minister

Meeting with the Washington Examiner and a number of other media outlets this week, Latvian Defense Minister Andris Sprūds expressed his affection for America and expectation that Latvia would maintain close relations with both parties in Congress. That in mind, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) should have been able to find the time to meet […]

Candace Owens has lost her mind

I used to be a fan of Candace Owens. When she first came onto the political scene in 2016. She made many good points and said a lot of the things that needed to be said but that many people on the Right were too afraid to say. This was especially true regarding cultural topics […]

Haiti collapse will spark ANOTHER border crisis — and we’re not ready

As Jimmy "Barbecue" Chérizier seems set to rule in Haiti, the Customs and Border Protection Agency admits another migrant crisis is on the way.

No senators should be protecting China’s control of TikTok

Despite the best push yet to finally force TikTok to divest from the Chinese Communist Party or face a ban, several senators are looking to protect the CCP spyware for a variety of selfish and ill-thought-out reasons. On Wednesday, the House of Representatives voted 352-65 to pass the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications […]

Christian values should inform political views

Modern Christians tend to be easily duped into believing that their religion has no place in political life, but this could not be more untrue. Liberals have successfully tricked many Christians into inactivity in the political sphere, helping grant them easier access to political power and many victories on social issues.  These Christians have fallen […]

RFK Jr. is complicating the Biden-Trump rematch

Not since businessman Ross Perot scrambled the presidential elections in 1992 and 1996 has a third-party candidate had the potential to influence a presidential election in the way that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is poised to do this November. In polling for a national election that accounts for fellow third-party candidates Jill Stein and Cornel […]

Democrats losing their hold on California and California losing its hold on America 

Last week’s Super Tuesday results ensured the renominations of former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden, barring some unanticipated adverse health events. So, which one is going to win in November? Polls give us clues. Trump continues to have the small but persistent lead in public polls he has maintained since November 2023 — […]

The NAACP wants to impose its toxic racial politics on sports

The NAACP has unfortunately become one of the most racially toxic organizations in the country. It has spent the last few years trying to weaponize sports along racial lines to win political fights. The NAACP sent a letter to the NCAA addressed to current and future black college athletes, telling them not to go to […]

Granholm’s silly ‘bigfooting’ the consumer concern

When I read of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s concern that consumers are being “bigfooted” with low-cost electric vehicles from China and that our government may step in and keep prices higher, I was taken aback. While the Biden administration’s protectionist trade stance has been fairly clear, officials have also been vocal about protecting ordinary shoppers from corporate […]

Illinois public school program excludes white students

White girls are barred from a public school leadership program in Oak Park, Illinois. A watchdog group says the program is in “direct violation” of the law. “Girls on the Rise” is a “safe space for girls of color,” according to the Wednesday Journal, a local news outlet. Oak Park Township Supervisor Dominique Hickman created the […]

Ohio candidate tries Heimlich maneuver to dislodge Trump’s chokehold on GOP

With almost all candidates in contested Republican primaries nationwide frenetically trying to associate themselves with former President Donald Trump, one stands out for openly doing the opposite. In a 12-way Republican race to replace retiring Republican Rep. Brad Wenstrup in Ohio’s 2nd Congressional District, longtime local official Phil Heimlich is running in the state’s March […]

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