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As RedState reported at the end of November, President-elect Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on Mexico to force the country to cooperate in an effort to stop the influx of illegal aliens and deadly fentanyl from crossing the southern border appeared to bear fruit. Trump said at the time that he “just had a wonderful conversation […] More

Tens of millions of native-born Americans are out of the labor market as foreign-born workers account for all net job growth over the last year, new analysis details. The analysis from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) tracks the decline in labor force participation among native-born Americans from 1960 to 2024 — an alarming trend that has […] More

President-elect Donald Trump appears to have deteriorating confidence in House Speaker Mike Johnson to lead the Republican conference in the next cycle. Trump holds a large sway among House Republicans, who could push Johnson out of the Speakership if Trump gives the signal. Trump has not yet abandoned Johnson, although he began on Thursday to […] More

It’s been a tough year for liberal cable TV news. With Joe Biden dropping out of the presidential race and his mental decline becoming more obvious, propping up the doomed candidacy of Kamala Harris, war in Ukraine, war in the Middle East, and the election itself, they had an exhausting task trying to convince the […] More

The fiasco over at Disney-owned ABC News just keeps getting worse as new damning details keep emerging after the entertainment giant settled Donald Trump’s defamation suit for a cool $15 million (plus $1 more mil for attorney’s fees). Trump sued George Stephanopoulos and ABC in March after the anchor repeatedly claimed that the president-elect had […] More

Congressional leadership slipped a provision into the stopgap spending bill that would bar or stymie investigations into Congress. Tucked within the stopgap spending bill is a provision that has enflamed controversy amongst many conservatives on and off Capitol Hill. The provision, titled “Treatment of electronic services provided for House offices,” sounds vague but could could stop or […] More

George “Lollipop Guild” Stephanopoulos is reportedly “apoplectic” and “humiliated” (tee hee) over Disney/ABC’s settling Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit, which included a statement of “regret” from the serial-lying ABC News anchor. United States Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is a rape victim, so to publicly shame her over her support for Trump during an appearance on ABC’s This […] More

Oregon Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R), who lost her reelection bid to Democrat Janelle Bynum in the November elections and is now President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Labor, appears to be moving full steam ahead in her bid while dodging the intense scrutiny that Trump’s other nominees have received.  On December 12, Chavez-DeRemer was […] More

Outside of rare exceptions like Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) during the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings in 2018, it’s not often we see a member of Congress from either party go full “thug life” out of sheer frustration over media-driven narratives or lines of questioning they think are ridiculous. But on Wednesday, we got just that and who […] More

Western powers, including the United States, are tentatively opening lines of communication to the new rulers of Syria — an alliance of Islamists led by an al-Qaeda splinter group whose boss is, inconveniently, a designated terrorist with a $10 million U.S. bounty on his head. Ousted dictator Bashar Assad had few friends outside of his patrons […] More

Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) soundly defeated Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) to become ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, multiple reports indicated Tuesday. Ocasio-Cortez’s bitter defeat is a win for the establishment, which is tightly controlled by party bosses who are often at odds with the congresswoman’s anti-establishment views. Ocasio-Cortez tried to become an accepted member […] More

It may seem somewhat anti-climactic, given that the outcome of the presidential race was clear in the wee hours of November 6, but Tuesday was the day the Electoral College formally met and cast their votes for the president and vice president, pursuant to 3 U.S. Code § 7. The certified slates of electors for each […] More