Chad Groening is a Broadcast Journalist at The Desert Review. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and world affairs, with a keen focus on regional interest and global security issues. Chad's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting his insights into the complexities of LATAM, North America, and ongoing conflicts around the world.
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Chad Groening's focus is mainly on government and politics, particularly legal policy regulation. His coverage includes government announcements and evolving stories related to topics such as politics, immigration, leadership, border security, and elections.
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By: Billy Davis, Chad Groening
Democratic candidate Adam Hamawy is being described as a future member of Congress after winning a primary in a deep-blue New Jersey, but critics are pointing to a jihadi-friendly history he will take to Capitol Hill if he wins.
A border enforcement advocate says New York's leaders have set a new standard for obstructing immigration enforcement.
An Ohio-based tea party activist believes the emerging Medicare fraud scandal in his state will impact the November elections.
By: Chad Groening
A conservative activist says he is not confident that when all the counting in California is done, Republicans will be moving on to November.
A conservative activist is concerned that Democrats in Maine are on the verge of electing a guy with a Nazi tattoo to the United States Senate.
A border enforcement advocate says the Senate passing a bill that will fund immigration enforcement through the remainder of President Donald Trump's term is "an important step forward."
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clash as Israel strikes Iran.
By: Steve Jordahl, Chad Groening
A new poll finds fewer Americans say democracy is central to the country's identity.
A political analyst in California has no doubt that the Los Angeles mayoral primary was rigged to keep conservative Spencer Pratt from advancing to the race in November.
A pro-Israel activist says Michigan has a Muslim problem. Gary Bauer is the chairman of the Campaign for Working Families , who served on
