The surveys circulating right now paint a grim picture for the party in power. The president’s approval rating sits around 36 percent in several recent polls, with his handling of the economy even lower, near 29 percent. When voters are asked which party they prefer for Congress, Democrats lead by 7 to 9 points in […]
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DSA chapters have grown from 21 in 2013 to 204 today, an increase of more than 870%. Socialists are organizing locally, including beyond traditionally Democrat strongholds. Younger Americans’ economic concerns are creating an opening for socialism. Socialist candidates are running for election this year across the United States, some with the outright endorsement of Democratic […]
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Newly released documents reveal the extent to which LGBTQ activist groups helped set the agenda for the Justice Department under President Joe Biden. The DOJ Civil Rights Division’s LGBTQI+ Working Group convened quarterly stakeholder meetings with organizations including the American Civil Liberties Union, the Human Rights Campaign, Lambda Legal, the Southern Poverty Law Center, the […]
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With the midterm elections less than 20 days away, Republicans are shifting their spending strategy and narrowing in on key races they think they can win. Republican leaders are continuing to be bullish on growing their majority on Nov. 3, but their spending suggests they are shifting from their goal of growing their congressional majority […]
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The Department of Homeland Security announced Friday that the 2026 fiscal year produced the fewest border crossings in American history. Border Patrol made 98,708 apprehensions at the southwest border between Oct. 1, 2025, and Sept. 30, 2026. That is about 95% below the roughly 1.8 million a year recorded under President Biden. For the first […]
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The roof is gone. Two-thirds of the outside walls are gone. Limoges Town Hall, built in 1883 and protected as a historic landmark since 1975, was broken into and set on fire by rioters Saturday. Limoges Town Hall after two world wars but prior to the barbarian invasion “The roof has collapsed onto lower floors, […]
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Senator Elissa Slotkin told an audience at the University of Chicago this week that she wants signature cases against the people who enabled the president, and that she wants young people coming out of school to decide the job is not worth the risk. The line was recorded during a live taping of a podcast […]
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Vice President JD Vance wants every official in America on the record about fraud. This week he unveiled the “Pledge to Protect Americans from Fraud,” and by Friday the White House had published a list of more than 100 signers, from Cabinet secretaries to governors, state attorneys general, U.S. attorneys and members of Congress. Twenty-two […]
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A year after President Trump sent a federal surge into one of America’s most dangerous cities, the Justice Department says the results speak for themselves. Attorney General Todd Blanche went to Memphis on Friday and said crime there has dropped to a 25-year low, and that the approach could work in other cities too. Blanche […]
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The Justice Department on Friday charged 16 noncitizens in North Carolina, New York and Idaho with illegal voting, falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and related election crimes. Several of them allegedly voted in federal elections for years, and in some cases for decades, without ever being citizens. The announcement came 18 days before the November 3 […]