Why did Republicans underperform during the 2022 mid-terms? That question has become a near-constant point of contention on the right.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk said in response to the latest release of “The Twitter Files” Tuesday that Twitter was far from the only big tech company that engages in online censorship, going as far as to say that Google makes links disappear on their search engine.

President Joe Biden will travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands on Tuesday for vacation, after telling reporters he has “more important” things to do than visit the southern border.

The Jan. 6 special committee on Wednesday decided to withdraw its subpoena of former President Donald Trump as it concludes its work.

Donald Trump spent nearly his full term as president before learning that his daily schedule was being made public — at which point he ordered a stripped-down version of the document, a former aide testified.

Twitter head Elon Musk had some more to say on Tuesday about the reach to which the censorship by the government went.

Former President Donald Trump criticized a New York Magazine reporter late Monday night after she wrote a piece on his campaign.

Millions of Americans could lose their Medicaid coverage in 2023, once the $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill goes into full effect, according to The Wall Street Journal.

This week’s White House Report Card finds President Joe Biden sitting pretty on Christmas Eve. Not only did he get Congress to pass a waste-laden $1.7 trillion budget bill full of his agenda items, but he got some face time and a photo-op with hero Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who visited Washington to make his case for another $45 billion from taxpayers.

Sen. Rand Paul’s got a lot of problems with the federal government, and now you’re gonna hear about it!

Hunter Biden hired former President Bill Clinton’s impeachment attorney Abbe Lowell this week to combat the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into the Biden family business.

Fox News anchor Sean Hannity testified under oath Wednesday that he never believed the 2020 presidential election was stolen.

A $1.7 trillion government funding bill was approved by the Senate on Thursday. 68 people voted in favor of the bill and 29 people opposed it.