Policy and Politics

Why Millions Don't Believe Trump Lost

The allegations of election fraud that have divided the country in the weeks since Nov. 3, and the dismissal of them by the establishment as

Supreme Court Sides with Religious Groups Against Andrew Cuomo, 5-4

The U.S. Supreme Court granted an injunction Wednesday evening against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s restrictions on religious services.

Sidney Powell files lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan alleging mass voter fraud

Sidney Powell filed lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan late Wednesday, continuing efforts to reveal alleged voter fraud that she claims rigged

Biden Eyes Israel Critic as White House Press Sec

Incoming president Joe Biden is reportedly close to selecting a vocal Israel critic to serve as his White House press secretary.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo blasts NYPD for refusing to enforce Thanksgiving restrictions: Those people aren't real law enforcement officers

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) blasted members of the NYPD for refusing to enforce restrictions on indoor gatherings ahead of Thursday's Than

Huge court win lets Trump present ballot evidence, could overturn Nevada result

In its first court victory, a Nevada judge has agreed to let the Trump campaign present its evidence that fraud and illegalities plagued the

Trump Makes Clear He’s Not Done Fighting In Election Hearing Call

President Donald Trump on Wednesday made an impromptu call into a Pennsylvania state Senate election hearing, revving up his supporters and m

‘Gang of Eight’ Amnesty Architect: Joe Biden Can Use COVID-19 to Give Amnesty to All Illegal Aliens

The architect of the infamous “Gang of Eight” amnesty plan in 2013 is suggesting Democrat Joe Biden and his Department of Homeland Security (

Poll: One In Six Biden Voters Would Have Changed Their Vote If They Had Known About Scandals Suppressed By Media

A new report from the Media Research Center shows that the media’s lack of coverage and big tech’s suppression of certain issues and scandals

REPORT: President Trump to Pardon General Michael Flynn

President Donald Trump is planning on issuing a presidential pardon to former US National Security Advisor and US Army lieutenant general Mic

'It was a great victory': Pelosi downplays election losses with popular vote and voter suppression claims

On Friday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi downplayed her party’s significant election losses in Congress, touting the popular vote tally that sho

Lara Trump reportedly mulling 2022 Senate bid in North Carolina

The daughter-in-law of President Trump hails from the state.

GOP lawmakers call for congressional hearings on integrity of 2020 election

"We urge you to immediately convene hearings to examine the integrity of the 2020 election amid troubling reports of irregularities and impro

Senate investigators: New records 'confirm' troubling Biden family links to China and Russia

A Senate investigation into Hunter Biden and his business dealings in China and other countries released new findings that a pair of leading

NYC closes schools citing COVID-19, despite low positivity rate

Parents were notified Wednesday that all learning would be virtual starting Thursday

President Trump Fires Top Election Cybersecurity Official Chris Krebs

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he fired Department of Homeland Security’s Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Sec

Wayne County Reverses Decision, Certifies Disputed Election Results as Video Goes Dark

Wayne County, Michigan, canvassers reversed course late Tuesday night and voted to certify the results from the November 3 election, which ha

Pennsylvania voters describe irregularities in mail-in, absentee ballot process

The U.S. saw record numbers of mail-in votes cast in the 2020 election, driven largely by voter concerns that crowded polling places and long

California: 2 Charged with Voter Fraud, Allegedly Submitted Registration Applications on Behalf of Homeless

Two individuals have been charged with multiple counts of voter fraud after allegedly submitting fraudulent voter registration applications o

U.S. forces will be reduced in Iraq, Afghanistan by Jan. 15, Pentagon

American forces overseas will by Jan. 15 be reduced to 2,500 in Afghanistan and 2,500 in Iraq, acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller sa