Politics

On September 11, 2025, Georgia Speaker Jon Burns issued a heartfelt resolution honoring the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, whose sudden death just a day earlier shocked the nation.

In Washington, bipartisanship is often hard to come by. Yet on one issue, there appears to be growing agreement: America’s permitting system is outdated and in need of reform. Leaders

Minnesota State Senator Jeremy Miller announced that he will not seek reelection in 2026, bringing an end to a notable legislative career that began when he was just 26 years

American voters are making it clear: U.S. students come first. A new Rasmussen Reports survey finds that 73% of likely voters believe qualified American high school students should be prioritized

This week’s WG Discussion Points highlights new survey findings on the “Big Beautiful Bill” and a familiar challenge: voter skepticism over whether it prevents a personal tax increase. Only 33%

Indiana State Reps. Bruce Borders and Bob Heaton recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to participate in the White House State Leadership Conference. The event brought together state legislators from across

State Rep. Clay Doggett has been named the Legislator of the Year by the Tennessee Republican Party. The award was presented by House Speaker Cameron Sexton and Lt. Gov. Randy

This week’s WG Discussion Points from David Winston highlights the growing problem of “rigged” numbers in politics, policy, and media. With public polls on Trump’s job approval ranging from +10

Governor Jared Polis has once again drawn fire from Republican leaders in Colorado, this time over his decision to slash more than $100 million in funding to Medicaid and higher

Virginia’s bitter dispute over Governor Glenn Youngkin’s university appointments has intensified, with Senate Republican leaders accusing Democrats of abusing their majority to block qualified nominees and destabilize the state’s higher