POLITICS

Black support for President Donald Trump is nearly twice what campaign official believe it needs to be for Trump to win reelection, according to a new survey. The poll, taken right after the Republican National Convention, found that 20% of black voters said they would vote for Trump in November. Nearly...

Attorney General William Barr today announced the Justice Department's plan to move forward with crucial reforms in the FBI's process for spying on political campaigns. The policies will further regulate the process for obtaining surveillance warrants via the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, as well as implementing tighter oversight mechanisms. "FISA is...

(Headline USA) Embattled Nebraska U.S. Senate hopeful Chris Janicek doubled down Monday on his refusal to bow out of the race, despite relentless pressure from the state Democratic Party after he admitted to sending sexually offensive text messages about a campaign employee. Janicek reaffirmed his pledge to stay in the race...

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., introduced a bill on Monday to prevent rioters from benefitting from federal unemployment benefits, which were raised in response to the coronavirus shutdowns, according to a press release. Cotton's bill followed the legislation that Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., introduced in the House last Friday, called the...

(Headline USA) The House Oversight Committee intends to subpoena Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for documents about disruptions in mail delivery operations. While pushing a mail-in-voting scam claiming that polling places, unlike race riots, are far too dangerous for the common citizen, Democrats are now advancing a conspiracy theory that President...

(Headline USA) Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made an enthusiastic pitch Monday for Republican candidates on the ballot nationally, pointing to the pre-coronavirus economy and the appointment of conservative judges while saying Joe Biden would not be able to resist Democrats' leftward shift. Appearing at a forum hosted by Kentucky...

A veteran vote-rigger caused ripples Saturday by offering up a detailed account of his methods for throwing the election in three different states. The Democratic operative, who remained anonymous since the crime is considered a felony when enforced, said he had spent decades involved in vote-fraud on a grand scale,...

With echoes of a similar cronyism scandal that recently ensnared the office of Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat firm in California was granted a $35 million contract to promote mail-in voting. The office of California Secretary of State Alex Padilla in mid-August announced the plan to grant the contract...

(Headline USA) Joe Biden condemned recent riots while also blaming --- without providing evidence --- that President Donald Trump for fomenting the divide that's sparking it. He dismissed his presidential opponent as incapable of tackling the violence himself. “He doesn't want to shed light, he wants to generate heat, and he’s stoking violence...

(Associated Press) A federal appeals court panel on Monday again threw out a lawsuit by House Democrats to compel former White House counsel Don McGahn to appear before a congressional committee. In a 2-1 ruling, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit held that the House of Representatives...

Far-left Democrat Michael Moore warned his party in a Facebook post Friday that the enthusiasm among President Donald Trump's supporters is "OFF THE CHARTS," FOX News reported. "Sorry to have to provide the reality check again, but when CNN polled registered voters in August in just the swing states, Biden...

(Headline USA) The nation’s top intelligence official has informed Congress that his office will no longer give in-person election security briefings on Capitol Hill, a move that raised concern among lawmakers Saturday about the public’s right to know about foreign interference in the upcoming presidential election. President Donald Trump said National...