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Under Trump's military modernization push, innovative American weapons technology is delivering deadly effectiveness at a fraction of traditional costs, proving that smart defense spending can protect America without breaking the bank.
House Speaker Mike Johnson delivered a scathing rebuke of Democrats' soft-on-crime policies, declaring they consistently side with criminals over law-abiding Americans.
With Trump back in the White House and Republicans controlling Congress, CPAC's move to Dallas represents a crucial chance to rebuild conservative momentum away from the swamp.
The left is spinning a single special election victory in Florida as proof they can beat Trump anywhere, but the numbers tell a very different story about 2026.
Republican senators are finally taking action against dangerous abortion pill manufacturers who've been allegedly hiding safety data while illegally distributing deadly drugs to American women.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries dodged questions about Biden's catch-and-release policies that led to the brutal murder of Loyola University freshman Sheridan Gorman by an illegal immigrant.
With Trump back in the White House and Republicans controlling Washington, CPAC has a golden opportunity to reclaim its status as America's premier conservative gathering.
The INSULIN Act of 2026 would cap life-saving insulin at just $35 per month for ALL Americans by 2027, showing how Trump's leadership brings both parties together for the people.
Supreme Court Justice Alito cuts through leftist legal gymnastics as lawyers try to blur the lines on who qualifies for asylum at America's border.
A stunning defeat in Trump's backyard sends alarm bells through the GOP as Democrats score their first major victory of 2026 in a district that should have been rock-solid red.
The same Democrat who led Trump's second impeachment is now trying to manufacture another scandal with recycled classified documents claims. Americans aren't buying it.
Liberal Rep. Ro Khanna wants to turn the British monarch's historic congressional address into a circus sideshow focused on Jeffrey Epstein connections.
