House
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Woke 1 Gives Way to Woke 2
All the energy and ideas on the Left are coming from the Democratic Socialists — which is why Hakeem Jeffries and Company will keep them at a distance until after the midterms.
The Sad Fight Over Veterans Reform
Helping veterans who need it seems to be an insurmountable task for Congress, while some folks exploit the system through fraud and waste.
Farm Labor, Congress, and Amnesty
A new bill with 47 House Republicans on board would expand H-2A farmworker visas to cover even people who’ve been here illegally.
A Time for Choosing: When Should It Be Morning in America?
Newly passed House legislation would allow year-round daylight saving time. Will the Senate follow suit and stop the lunacy of the biannual time change?
Can Congress Restore the American Dream?
There are serious issues with the housing market, and the bill working its way through Congress is inadequate to truly solve what ails the American economy.
The SPLC’s Bad Day in the House
The organization’s interim CEO took the stand before the House Judiciary Committee, and he didn’t do his hate-fomenting organization any favors.
Massie Loses Big After Increasing Opposition to Trump
The president has consolidated power in the GOP with recent wins against his detractors, but the rest of the story will unfold come November.
Unhinged Dems Seethe and Scheme
In the wake of two titanic court decisions about redistricting, the Democrats are coming unglued about their prospects of retaking the House.
The Dems’ Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Weekend
In the wake of a devastating blow to their gerrymandering efforts in Virginia, Democrats had precious little to be happy about.
The MAGA Rout in Indiana Is About Fighting Democrats
This is not just another story about gerrymandering. It’s a story about how Republicans around the country must learn to fight for America.
GOP Can Win Big in Redistricting Wars
Last week’s Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais should greatly benefit congressional Republican representation.
Hegseth More Than Holds His Own
The once-maligned war secretary testified before the House Armed Services Committee yesterday, and he didn’t pull any punches.
Swalwell: The Real Story Is the Cover-Up
The rapid fall of Eric Swalwell after decades of Demo and MSM cover-ups of his abuse is a case study of corruption and abject hypocrisy.
Virginians Vote to Rig Virginia
In a grotesque power grab, Abigail Spanberger and her fellow Democrats narrowly won a vote to radically gerrymander the purple state’s congressional representation.
Sayonara to Swalwell
It didn’t take the opportunistic Democrats long to defenestrate their seven-term congressional colleague, but Eric Swalwell’s ouster doesn’t absolve him of criminal accountability.
Republican Amnesty? The ‘Dignidad’ Act Ignores the Will of the People
A bipartisan bill that seeks to bring dignity to illegal aliens misses what voters are screaming for with regard to immigration enforcement.
Sleazy Swalwell Sticks It Out
The imperiled Democrat congressman is a scumbag at best, and a rapist at worst, but his political fate is no longer in his hands.
Demos Buying Biggest Election Runoff Prize of 2026
If Democrats get the headline they are trying to buy in the April runoff for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, it would be a midterm bombshell.
Walz, Ellison Get a Grilling
A House Oversight hearing exposed the willful neglect of Minnesota’s Democrat leadership toward a massive Somali fraud scandal, but where’s the criminal accountability?
Texas Toast: Crenshaw, Crockett Lose Big
In the most stunning upset of the young primary season, four-term GOP Congressman Dan Crenshaw got thumped by pro-Trump conservative challenger Steve Toth.