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Despite viral video and confirmation by Aurora, Colorado’s mayor that migrant gangs are terrorizing apartment buildings, Colorado’s Democrat Governor Jarid Polis says that people are just imagining the incidents and spreading “misinformation.”

Americans’ average personal savings rate fell to its lowest monthly level in more than two years in July, the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported Friday.

"It's much better to work on adding to the economic pie, creating more than you consume," Elon Musk explains.

Venezuelan gang members have seized control of apartment buildings in his city because of the Biden Administration’s open borders policies, the mayor of Aurora, Colorado said Thursday.

Confused, contentious and conflicted about her ever-changing policy positions, six members of Democrat Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign staff vented their frustrations in interviews this week.

The same state that introduced terms like “person who produces sperm” into the classroom is now telling the general public to stop referring to their children as sons and daughters.

“Kamala Harris’ open border agenda let him in,” but now he’s “one more criminal illegal immigrant off our streets,” Texas Governor Greg Abbott said Monday, announcing the arrest of an illegal alien wanted for sexual assault of a child.

Kamala Harris has dropped her demands for changes to the format of her September 10 presidential debate on ABC, her Republican opponent former President Donald Trump announced Tuesday.

After a federal judge paused President Joe Biden’s executive order rewarding illegal aliens who have successfully evaded deportation for at least 10 years, the president lashed out with a statement condemning the court’s ruling.

The Biden-Harris administration has responded to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s admission Monday that Facebook was pressured by the federal government to censor content.

Former Democrat presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard endorsed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Monday, citing the threat of her former party sparking a nuclear war as a reason.

Even before Donald Trump first ran for president, celebrities wanted to throw cold water on him – and, ten years ago this month, they did.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announced Friday that he is taking his name off the ballot in ten key battleground states, so he won’t throw the presidential election to Democrats – but, he’s staying in the race.

Several U.S. Secret Service employees have been placed on administrative leave as investigations continue into the botched security effort that allowed the July 13 assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump’s life.