In State Overrun With Illegals, Harris Vows To Defend 'Immigrant Justice'

An immigration watchdog is watching with head-spinning amazement after Vice President Kamala Harris made a campaign stop in red-state Texas, where she ignored the border crisis and refused to visit the scene of the crime.

The New York Times Discovers Biden's A Liar

The New York Times is signaling that they're not wild about Joe Biden running for president again. Suddenly, they announced his statements are routinely unfactual. He's a habitual liar. Why is this discovery emerging now?

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Biden Flips On Likelihood Of Putin's Use Of Nukes
Joe Biden said Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin miscalculated by invading Ukraine, and would not use nuclear arms in the conflict. "I think he is a rational actor who has miscalculated significantly," Biden said during ...

The New Global Virus Is Runaway Government Spending And Debt
When new British Prime Minister Liz Truss suggested lowering the United Kingdom's highest tax rate from 45% to 40%, along with a 1% reduction in the income tax rate for all taxpayers, the bond markets and the central ...

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Undated Mail-In Ballots Cast In Pa. Elections Don't Count
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Tuesday disallowing the counting of undated mail-in ballots adds a new wrinkle to what votes cast by mail can be counted in the Nov. 8 election in Pennsylvania.

NJ Has Push To 'Scale Up' Penalties With Size, Severity Of Riots
Led by state Sens. Joe Pennacchio and Bob Singer, New Jersey Republicans want to put a stop to "pop-up" riots like the fatal H2Oi rally by scaling up penalties for crimes committed during a riot. Two people died in Wildwood on Sept. 24.

As Inflation Hits Families, Pennsylvania Increases Food Assistance
As Pennsylvania's economy and population have grown at a slow pace, recent inflation driving up the cost of goods has squeezed families. In response, state officials have expanded eligibility for SNAP benefits.

Montana Supreme Court Deprived Montanans Of Our Right To Decide Election Methods
Who should get to decide how Montanans elect their state Supreme Court justices: Montanans or the justices themselves? Recently, the seven justices made the decisions for us -- and shamefully they ...