From Black Lives Matter to the Women’s March to political movements, grassroots activism defines our day. We rally to take power from power-hungry elites and place it with the people.
After passing the American Health Care Act on Thursday, House Republicans joined President Trump in the Rose Garden to celebrate. Finally, the party that controls the House, Senate and White House is celebrating!
The left is has decided to make protest their permanent campaign headed into 2018, but normal Americans have lives, are working, and don’t have time to drop everything to march all the time.
While there is still some uncertainty over the exact timeline and a comprehensive alternative plan, it certainly appears that the Affordable Care Act – or at least significant components of it – will be greatly altered in the near future.
The Commerce Department reported the deficit on international trade goods and services in March was about $43.7 billion, indicating the United States is on track to another trade gap in excess of $500 billion for 2017.
Most of the media ignored it, but FBI Director James Comey dropped a bombshell about Hillary Clinton and her aide Huma Abedin's potentially criminal mishandling of classified information Wednesday during testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Late last week, President Donald Trump told CBS News that domestic surveillance of American citizens should the “No. 1” topic of inquiry until we can find out “what the hell is going on” with it.
From Black Lives Matter to the Women’s March to political movements, grassroots activism defines our day. We rally to take power from power-hungry elites and place it with the people.
President Trump is keeping his promises and showing everyone he's willing to fight for his agenda, but Congressional Republicans are once again displaying their spinelessness.
How did one particular coal-mining union—the United Mine Workers of America—manage to secure an unprecedented federal bailout? And what’s the lesson here?