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With the November midterms now inside 100 days, both parties in Washington are working the referees. Read the memos, the ad reservations and the talking points and the divide is unmistakable. Read More.

The people's House did something this week that ordinary Americans have been demanding for years, and it did it with a directness that Washington rarely manages. In a 232-198 vote, the House of Representatives passed legislation that would bar members of Congress and their immediate families from buying individual stocks while also requiring photo identification to vote in federal elections. Read More.

The media buries the stories of armed citizens stopping criminals. We uncover the truth about why the 2nd Amendment is your family's ultimate protection. Read More.

While Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has yet to officially announce a presidential campaign, the Democratic Party's socialist wing isn't waiting around. From Democratic Socialists of America chapters to prominent progressive activists, the push to make AOC the face of the Democratic Party is already underway. For conservatives, it's another sign that the party's far-left base is increasingly driving its future. Read More.

Arizona Republicans have spoken, and their message is unmistakable. Congressman Andy Biggs has secured the Republican nomination for governor, delivering a decisive victory that underscores the continued strength of the America First movement in one of the nation's most important battleground states. For conservatives across Arizona and the country, the result signals that voters remain committed to secure borders, constitutional government, and policies that put American families first. Read More.

South Carolina Republicans are preparing for a competitive special Senate primary as several America First conservatives enter the race to fill the seat left vacant by the passing of Sen. Lindsey Graham. While President Donald Trump has thrown his full support behind Graham’s sister, Darline Graham, other respected conservative leaders are making the case that they are best equipped to advance the President’s agenda and represent the Palmetto State in Washington. Read More.

House Republicans just told the country where they intend to fight, and the message to vulnerable Democrats is simple. Nowhere is safe. Read More.

President Donald Trump announced a sweeping federal investigation after releasing newly declassified intelligence documents that he says reveal a years-long effort to hide evidence of Chinese interference in the 2020 election. The president has directed multiple federal agencies to determine whether intelligence officials concealed critical information from both the White House and Congress and whether criminal laws were broken. Read More.

President Trump will speak to the country tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern, and much of the national press has already decided what he is going to say. He has not said it yet. Read More.

There is an old joke about Gavin Newsom that gets funnier the closer he gets to 2028. Ask him where he stands, and the honest answer is: where are you standing? California's term-limited governor has spent his career reading the room and then repainting himself to match the wallpaper. His latest coat of paint is economic populism, and the timing tells you everything. Read More.

Questions surrounding Georgia's 2020 election continue to fuel debate as the FBI expands its investigation into the state's election administration. Now, reports suggest President Donald Trump may soon make a significant statement challenging the legitimacy of Georgia's two Democrat U.S. senators—a move that would reignite one of the nation's most contentious political battles. Read More.

Larry Ward, Chair of the Constitutional Rights PAC, joins American's Voice Live to break down what he calls platform censorship: the claim that Apple News and Google are suppressing negative coverage of Graham Platner by omitting stories from one side of the aisle. Read More.

The unexpected death of Senator Lindsey Graham has sent shockwaves through Washington, leaving Republicans scrambling to fill one of the Senate's most influential seats. Beyond the immediate search for a temporary replacement, party leaders are also facing the challenge of finding someone capable of carrying Graham’s long-term political legacy while navigating a critical stretch for the GOP agenda. Read More.

For a quarter century, the U.S. Election Assistance Commission has been Washington's idea of a fix. Created in the panic after the 2000 recount, sold as the bipartisan referee that would finally make American elections clean and modern, it settled instead into the fate of nearly every commission that came before it: gridlocked, underfunded, and famous mostly for doing very little. This week President Trump did what no president had the nerve to do. He cleared the deck. Read More.

Every campaign eventually tells you who it thinks its people are. This week, thanks to a recording obtained by the Daily Caller, Texas got a good look at who Democrat Senate nominee James Talarico believes will carry him to Washington. The answer, straight from his own strategists, is drag show crowds, World Cup fans rooting for Mexico, and voters previously scrubbed from the rolls. Read More.