Corey Olson

"It's the economy, stupid." That's the famous phrase coined during the 1992 election campaign that has managed to ring true in nearly every election before or since.

We hear about and see the tragic stories more and more frequently---Jocelyn Nungaray, Laken Riley, Sheridan Gorman---innocent Americans killed by illegal aliens.

With the 2026 tax season winding down toward the April 15th deadline, the returns so far show a boon for American taxpayers.

U.S. stocks reacted to news of a ceasefire deal between the U.S. and Iran by exploding to their best single day since last April.

President George H.W. Bush was once mocked for promoting "family values," but perhaps more should have listened.

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman is up for re-election in 2028, and if current rumblings within his own party are any indication, he could be in for a difficult fight.

If you've paid any attention to legacy media over the last two months, you've no doubt seen and heard plenty of freaking out over gas prices.

Nearly two months into the U.S.-led Iran War, Europe is now trying to jump on the Strait of Hormuz bandwagon.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is warning President Trump about a "revolt" within his own party. On his Verdict with Ted Cruz podcast, Cruz describes last week's meeting between Republican senators and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche as "one of the roughest" he has seen in his time in the Senate. "There were multiple senators who were yelling at the attorney general," says Cruz. "Fiery does not begin to cut it...the senators were pissed."

As Texas wrestles with the explosion of AI data centers across the state, and the added strain they're placing on the power grid, the answer may be right under our feet. U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright recently told the Global Energy Forum that natural gas is the long-term key to meeting the increased power demand for data centers. "The fuel that will drive data centers and us leading AI is natural gas," said Wright.