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Despite scoring victories in recent special elections, the Democratic Party faces mounting brand challenges that could spell disaster for the 2026 midterm elections.
Vice President J.D. Vance and the Department of Government Efficiency topped The Federalist's annual winners list, while CNN's Jake Tapper and other establishment figures earned spots among the year's biggest losers.
The Trump administration is pursuing denaturalization proceedings against naturalized citizens involved in a massive welfare fraud scheme that bilked American taxpayers out of billions.
Despite winning several high-profile races in 2025, the Democratic Party continues to grapple with fundamental brand issues and messaging failures that could spell trouble for upcoming midterm elections.
After years of defying President Trump, outgoing D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser has dramatically shifted to her most Trump-friendly posture yet as she winds down her final term.
Three prominent conservative voices warn of dramatic geopolitical shifts ahead, including potential US-China deals and economic turbulence that could reshape America's future.
Republicans are calling for the revocation of citizenship and deportation of Somali nationals involved in a billion-dollar welfare fraud scheme that robbed American taxpayers.
President Trump's mass deportation operation has successfully removed more than 605,000 illegal immigrants in less than a year, targeting dangerous criminals who threatened American communities.
Michael Alfonso, 25, is seeking to replace Rep. Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin's Seventh Congressional District, representing a new generation of conservative leadership inspired by Charlie Kirk's movement.
Enhanced Obamacare subsidies expired Dec. 31 after Congress failed to reach agreement, setting stage for massive premium increases that will hit American families hard.
President Trump maintains a streamlined New Year's Eve schedule with just one event planned, while cultural institutions face mounting public pressure and performance cancellations.
Despite claims of 'overwhelming evidence,' Brian Jerome Cole Jr.'s movements on January 5, 2021, appear far less certain than federal prosecutors suggest, raising concerns about the reliability of cell phone tracking evidence.