Politics

Virginia State Senator Bryce Reeves has formally entered the race for higher office, with a run for the United States Senate, pointing to more than a decade of legislative experience

Arizona House Republicans, joined by Senate President Warren Petersen, have filed an amicus brief with the Arizona Supreme Court in Republican National Committee v. Fontes. Their filing presses the Court

The Michigan House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan package of legislation designed to combat a fast-growing type of organized retail crime: gift card fraud. The legislation, co-sponsored by state

When the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a stopgap spending bill to keep the government open through November 21, 2025, one lawmaker from North Carolina made clear why the

A Culture of Contradictions As a result of all-encompassing technological control of communications, we now live in what I call paradoxical irony. We talk endlessly about cultural divides, rhetoric, vitriol,

A Smug Attitude and the Unholy Trinity Among many other things, the tragic death of Charlie Kirk has shone a bright light on the ugliness and hypocrisy that defines Progressives.

David Winston, president of The Winston Group, argues in his latest Roll Call column that Republicans face an uphill battle in convincing voters of the benefits of the Big Beautiful

My earliest memory takes place in a grocery store located on the south side of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. I was looking east out the windows when one or more women

The news of Charlie Kirk’s death has shaken communities across the nation, from local supporters in Georgia to young Americans nationwide who were inspired by his work. Last week, Georgia

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dustin Burrows announced Friday the creation of joint select committees in the Texas Senate and House of Representatives to examine issues of civil