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In a revealing interview, Democratic Socialists of America's co-chair failed to provide coherent answers about their aggressive tax policies, exposing the concept's shallow foundation.
In a significant move toward modernization, the FCC finally revokes outdated regulations, unleashing local TV stations to compete in today's dynamic digital media arena.
Democrats' plan in Montana falters as independent Seth Bodnar stays in the race, boosting Republican Kurt Alme's chances to secure a Senate seat.
Newly confirmed Attorney General Todd Blanche gains approval from pro-life advocates, but calls for a national abortion ban grow louder.
President Trump shakes up Minnesota politics by endorsing Mike Lindell, the MAGA star and MyPillow founder, for governor.
In a calculated move, the DCCC sets its sights on Rep. Max Miller's seat, banking on scandals to swing Ohio red to blue.
The Democratic Socialists of America are advocating for public ownership that hands power to the government—not the people.
Megan Romer, co-chair of the Democratic Socialist Party, fumbled through an interview when asked simple policy questions, revealing a disturbing lack of depth.
Senate Democrats are pushing a tax that opponents argue will burden every U.S. internet user, sparking outrage among conservatives.
As skepticism towards health supplements remains high, C60EVO steps up with controlled trials to test its bold claims.
President Trump slashes childhood vaccine schedule from 72 to 11 shots, challenging big pharma and rekindling parental rights.
Marco Rubio's bold declaration on visa revocations signals a dramatic shift in U.S. immigration policy, as the Trump-Vance administration takes a hard stance on entry privileges.