Bradley Devlin is a reporter for The American Conservative, with a focus on national issues in the United States. His work has also been featured in GlobalResearch. Bradley covers a range of topics including politics, foreign policy, and cultural commentary, providing a conservative perspective on current events.
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A native son of Yorba Linda reflects on the deep state and its power to take down presidencies.
When President Joe Biden was deposed from his perch atop the Democratic ticket nearly one month ago, fellow Democrats and the corporate media were swift to take up arms for his endorsed successor, Vice President Kamala Harris.
Democrats gathered in Chicago, Illinois on Monday to kick off the first day of the Democratic National Convention with the ostensible theme “For
By: Bradley Devlin
Rand Paul sent a letter to TSA Administrator David Pekoske on Wednesday seeking clarity on alleged TSA surveillance abuses.
The DNC saw off an old guard and showcased a new. What do they believe?
Daily Signal )—It's been six weeks since the attempt on former President Donald
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants Washington to permanently loosen Ukraine's restraints in using U.S. weapons inside Russia.
Jason Chaffetz, who formerly investigated the Secret Service during his time in the House, shares what he thinks needs to be done to get answers
By: Bradley Devlin
How Congress ultimately decides to fund the government, and for how long, will be one of the last big fights of the raucous 118th Congress.
Republicans in Congress are looking to find a way to end the Harris honeymoon with several investigations against the Democratic ticket.
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