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“This could snowball quickly as staffers seek safe harbor,” renowned George Washington University Law Professor Johnathan Turley explained Wednesday in his analysis of a New York Times report that Alaska Democrats schemed to deceive voters in the midterm elections.

A Democrat Alaska Senate candidate’s campaign sought out and convinced a retired teacher with the same name as her Republican opponent to put his name on the ballot in an apparent effort to dupe voters, review of communications and interviews reveal.

Even though a convicted violent illegal alien had his passport revoked because he gained it using a fake birth certificate - and admits he was born in Jamaica - the Associated Press (AP) is claiming that he was born in the U.S., doesn’t know where he was born and shouldn't be deported.

October’s jump in the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index defied economists’ dour forecasts by rising 8.9%, the nonprofit think tank’s latest monthly report released Tuesday shows.

When Pete Buttigieg claimed that the Democratic Party is the party of low gas prices, conservative commentary Mark Levin quickly responded with facts to correct the former Biden Administration Transportation secretary’s convenient “memory loss.”

Ignorance about “what happens” during an abortion is responsible for the stigma attached to the life-ending procedure, Democrat Minnesota Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan claimed after taking a tour of an abortion clinic in her state. Here’s what does happen.

As radical leftist media increase their attacks on President Donald Trump with the midterm elections nearing, readers continue to flee their publications, Media Research Center (MRC) President David Bozell noted Monday.

Most people think Democrats will impeach President Donald Trump again if they win on November 3, even though the past two impeachments were ineffectual - and more think it’ll increase Trump’s popularity than believe it’ll make him less popular, a new Politico poll reveals.

Weekly U.S. jobless claims fell to the verge of a 57-year low last week, the Labor Department reported Thursday – and economists are crediting the Trump Administration’s enforcement of federal immigration laws.

A Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient-turned-illegal-alien was reportedly caught red-handed vandalizing a World War II Iowa Jima monument in Quantico, Virginia – causing hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage – federal sources and local police confirm.

Louise Lucas, a powerful Virginia Senate Democrat, was arrested and charged Thursday on five counts, including racketeering conspiracy, the illegal sale of a controlled substance and laundering of nearly five million dollars of illegal proceeds from her activities.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) says he believes the claims of Democrat Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s half-sister professing that her family has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood – and warns that El-Sayed would pose a grave danger to the country, if he’s elected.

The sanctuary policies of Fairfax County, Virginia are actively obstructing the enforcement of federal immigration law and shielding foreign national criminals from accountability, a House Judiciary report released Tuesday reveals.

Fake polling results published as an “experimental project” to “expose how little scrutinization exists in media” were cited by the likes of The New York Times, MS Now and Mediaite, a confession by Wedgewood Polling reveals.