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Colbert, Talarico Lie About FCC 'Ban'
"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert falsely claims the FCC banned his interview with Texas Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico.

Thune Promises a SAVE Vote
A Senate vote on the vital SAVE Act is a good start, but Thune must also expose the Democrats' anti-democratic position by forcing them to filibuster fair and honest elections.

GOP Pushes for Election Reform
It's an uphill struggle against entrenched Democrats, but both House and Senate Republicans are pushing to reform our broken election system.

Homan's Master Class on Immigration Enforcement
Donald Trump's border czar headed to Minnesota to calm things down while Congress debates funding for DHS.

The Deep Disgrace of Jack Smith
Even the Trump-deranged enemies of our 47th president now realize that the special prosecutor's case against him was utterly without merit.

Jockeying for the Epstein Advantage
Congress nearly unanimously passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, forcing the Justice Department to release all material on the late pedophile and his connections.

If the Shutdown Was So Bad, Why Are Dems So Mad That It's Over?
Despite decrying the horrors Republicans were supposedly inflicting upon the American people, Democrats are most angry at Chuck Schumer for failing to keep the government closed.

The Schumer Shutdown: Complete Chaos That Failed Miserably
The GOP finally rallied enough bipartisan support to clear the first hurdle in a lengthy process to reopen the government.

Schumer Shutdown Pain Hits the Democrats
Senate Democrats have hypocritically used the filibuster to block a continuing resolution 13 times, and it's hitting airlines, food stamps, and their poll numbers.

Dems Opposed a Shutdown Before Trying to Cause One
The end of the fiscal year comes tomorrow at midnight, and our illustrious representatives in Congress are playing another game of chicken with a government shutdown looming.

Patel Holds His Own Against Dems in Hearings
With recent rumors swirling that FBI Director Kash Patel may be on the short list for replacement, he showed during congressional oversight hearings that he won't back down easily.

The Dems' Theater of the Absurd
What was ostensibly a fact-finding hearing with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was instead a grandstanding defense by Senate Democrats of our nation's woeful status quo.

Trump to Senate: DO YOUR JOB
Because they don't have anything better to do, sleepy Republicans and obstructionist Democrats have been keeping Donald Trump from getting some 160 of his executive branch nominees confirmed.

Herculean Effort Saves Taxpayers 0.1%
House and Senate Republicans have each passed $9 billion in cuts to the $7 trillion federal budget over the hysterical screaming of every single elected Democrat.

Don't Believe the OBBBA Debt Projections
The bill isn't the greatest thing ever, but it does make permanent the Trump tax cuts, preventing a $4.5 trillion tax hike that every single Democrat wanted to inflict on us.

OBBBA Gets a Byrd Bath
Republican efforts to slip in some very worthwhile reforms to Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act were, of course, thwarted by an unelected and unaccountable Senate bureaucrat.

Senator Padilla's Performative Peccadillo
The imperious California lawmaker's political theater got him forcibly removed from Kristi Noem's presser. Security was right to act in a protective manner.

What's Next for the Big Beautiful Bill?
Failure is not an option for Donald Trump's signature legislation, which barely made it through the House last week and now heads off to the Senate.

The COVID Shot and Myocarditis
A new report from Senator Ron Johnson's investigative committee reveals that the Biden administration downplayed or concealed information about the harmful side effects of the coronavirus vaccines.

Marco Rubio: Trump's Most Impressive Cabinet Member
In testimony before both houses of Congress, the secretary of state gave a master class, informing and schooling Democrats on Trump administration policies.