Step one in the socialist playbook is supposed to be organized labor – essentially, workers rights and collective action. But don’t tell that to the boss of the far-left socialist magazine Current Affairs. Sponsored: You Won’t Believe This Extreme Close-Up Image Editor-in-Chief Nathan J. Robinson allegedly just fired much of… Read More

“On the Holmes Front,” with Frank Holmes It’s no secret that President Joe Biden’s mind, and his mouth, wander, but his disastrous pullout from Afghanistan has finally caused Republicans to say Congress should remove him from office using the 25th Amendment, because he’s mentally unfit to hold office. Biden has… Read More

For several months, California Republicans have been planning to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom and have gathered all the signatures needed to hold an election. At some point, a recall election became almost inevitable. For a long time, Democratic leadership has ignored the voters rallying against Newsom. Not anymore. Sponsored: Look… Read More

Law enforcement officials have completed their investigation into whether a U.S. Senate candidate and former State of Alaska official illegally obtained a fishing license for a sportfishing event two years ago and turned it over to a special prosecutorial branch of the Department of Law, an official said Thursday. Kelly… Read More

by Frank Holmes, reporter As scenes unfolding across Afghanistan prove, Joe Biden’s presidency has been fatal for people around the world. It may also have terminated his party’s hold on power come next November. In party strategy sessions, politicians’ briefings, and power lunches across the nation’s capital, Democrats are reviewing… Read More

Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah has left the building. Sponsored: Discover the 3 foods that contain powerful blood pressure-improving nutrients The failed 2012 presidential candidate is selling his multimillion-dollar San Diego megamansion after years of controversies involving his neighbors. The $23.5M beachfront property was the central focus of a fight between… Read More

In early July, the Texas House of Representatives was considering a voter integrity bill. Facing defeat, the state’s House Democrats fled for Washington, D.C. instead of voting on the bill that would soon pass. Too many representatives had left the state, and the House was unable to convene. Rules state… Read More