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JD Vance now has a leg up on his potential 2028 presidential opponents — the Democrat governors who are allowing massive fraud.

While nationally elected Democrats stubbornly cling to the wrong side of 80-20 issues, most Americans who vote Democrat aren't happy with the results.

Bernie Sanders and Ro Khanna want a 5% wealth tax on billionaires that they claim will fund more redistribution schemes.

With the successful transport of microreactors that power thousands of homes, we may be looking at a revolution in the energy industry.

Border Czar Tom Homan has done outstanding work to calm the situation in Minneapolis and refocus ICE on doing the hard job of deportation.

Companies have been pushed into a state of fear over a climate that's not producing any more fires, floods, or hurricanes than it has in the past.

"Decades from now, I believe the Trump Accounts will be remembered as one of the most transformative policy innovations of all time."

In the wake of Alex Pretti's death in Minnesota, people on both sides of the political divide have thoroughly botched the explanation about gun rights.

Abigail Spanberger ran and was billed as a moderate, but she and the Democrat state legislative majority are pushing radical left-wing policies big time.

President Trump's policies of closing the border, deporting criminal aliens, and incentivizing other illegals to leave have been remarkably effective.

The failure of politicians to keep the books in order has left the Golden State desperate to make up for massive revenue losses.

The auto giant has decided to cut its (huge) losses on electric vehicles after the Trump administration cut regulations and Congress dumped subsidies.

Republicans support defending Americans, while Democrats fight for those who come here illegally and threaten the safety and prosperity of our communities.

As more Americans pull up stakes and move to states that align more closely with their political views, it's worth considering the consequences.

What voters see right now is Republicans acting more like the minority party and sleeping on the job. Let's hope the new year brings a renewed sense of urgency.

Now that the Schumer Shutdown is over and Democrats failed in their demands, the GOP has an opportunity to finally lead on healthcare policy.

Socialism and identity politics may be appealing to half of New York City voters, but that's not enough to save the party nationwide.

After the Canadians ran an ad featuring the Gipper talking about tariffs and trade, Trump responded by cutting off talks and raising tariffs.

Pressured by the American Federation of Teachers, President Trump has agreed to reinstate loan transfer payments for some borrowers.

The Illinois governor obviously has aspirations to win the Democrat presidential nomination in 2028, but his record and story are worthy of scrutiny.