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Senator Markwayne Mullin promises to court Democrat votes for his DHS confirmation as ambitious Oklahoma Republicans circle his Senate seat like vultures.
A Mauritanian man illegally voted in five presidential elections in Pennsylvania despite being ordered deported in 2000, proving Democrats WRONG about voter fraud.
President Trump appears ready to back Ken Paxton over John Cornyn in the Texas Senate runoff, sending a clear message that establishment Republicans need to deliver results or face the consequences.
The abortion giant is scrambling to stay afloat by offering cosmetic procedures after losing federal subsidies under the Trump administration's pro-life policies.
Speaker Mike Johnson is leading the charge for a second party-line reconciliation bill that could deliver everything Patriots voted for in 2024. The Deep State won't like what's coming.
Congressional hearing reveals the shocking depths of Biden-era DEI programs, including taxpayer-funded grants to make maps 'gay' while America's real problems went ignored.
A federal appeals court delivered a crushing blow to gun-grabbing Democrats, ruling that Washington DC's ban on standard-capacity magazines violates Second Amendment rights.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin faces confirmation battles while Oklahoma Republicans rush to claim his coveted Senate seat, with Reps. Bice and Hern leading the charge.
A Mauritanian man illegally cast ballots in five presidential elections in Pennsylvania despite being ordered deported in 2000, proving Democrats' claims about voter fraud are lies.
California's failed governor desperately tries to stay relevant by attacking Trump's cabinet changes and demanding Stephen Miller be fired next.
Rep. Seth Moulton's political theater backfires spectacularly as his illegal immigrant State of the Union guest is revealed to be a person of interest in sexual assault cases involving juveniles.
Primary night delivered a stunning blow to the Republican establishment as eight incumbents—including major players like Gonzales and Crenshaw—lost their reelection bids in a clear message from fed-up voters.