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An invocation beginning an Iowa city council meeting Tuesday began with “Dear dark father” and ended with “Hail, Satan,” prompting a pastor to speak up and call to “reverse” the curse on his city.

Democrat voters think privilege, not hard work, is the reason some people have more money than others – and that the federal government should step in to equalize wealth – results of a new Pew poll reveal.

A Black Texas Democratic Party vice chair was caught on an undercover audio recording describing concerns about James Tararico, her party’s Senate candidate, and his disregard for the needs and contributions of Black Americans.

As part of his fervent effort to find grounds to prosecute President Donald Trump in 2023, then-Special Counsel Jack Smith monitored the phone calls and text messages of Trump’s current Chief of Staff Susie Wiles – sweeping up records of her calls with nearly two dozen lawyers in the process.

It would cost the average U.S. household more than $350,000 over the next 10 years – and lower the life expectancy of citizens – if the policies of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are adopted, a study by the Council of Economic Advisers released Friday finds.

Americans’ confidence in both their employment outlook and financial future increased in September, the latest results of a national monthly survey by personal finance platform WalletHub released Friday reveal.

Small business confidence improved in the third quarter as owners reported stable business health and greater comfort with their cash flow, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce reported Wednesday.

Trustees who identify as Democrats greatly outnumber those who identify as Republicans at the nation’s Ivy League schools and, as a result, Democrats receive far more money in political donations from members of these governing bodies than do Republicans, a study by the Buckley Institute reveals.

Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in both the first and second quarter was greater than previously reported, the U.S. Commerce Department announced Wednesday.

Biased legacy media are prone to report the news that supports their liberal narratives, and ignore news that doesn’t, particularly when it comes to the health of the nation’s economy. Here are five economic facts you might not have seen reported – because the media don’t want you to know about them.

On Friday, the Supreme Court paused a lower-court judge’s ruling preventing the Trump Administration from utilizing its modified centralized database system to verify the citizenship of potential voters in the upcoming elections on November 3.

“Cars are the modern-day cigarette,” Democrat Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed suggests in a newly-resurfaced video he made - in Motor City, of all places.

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is condemning President Donald Trump’s authority to ban CNN, MS Now and Politico from the White House – but, a statement by the Socialist-aligned Michigan Democrat Senate candidate called for another president to “purge the police and media.”

“H.R. 1 is one of the most consequential pieces of legislation in a generation,” National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) President Jay Timmons said, announcing release of a report providing examples of how members nationwide have benefited from last year’s passage of the Trump Administration’s tax reform bill.