Graham J Noble

As if the Secret Service was not already struggling to salvage its credibility after two failed assassination attempts targeting former President Donald Trump, the agency now faces a fresh whistleblower allegation. If this one is true, it is nothing less than stunning – especially so, this close to a presidential election.

An obvious irony not lost on conservatives or libertarians is the near-constant refrain from certain Democrats, along with left-wing journalists and activists, that Donald Trump wants to become a dictator. What makes it ironic is that the people leveling this accusation are themselves expressing ever more open hostility toward constitutional rights and individual liberties. One of the most recent examples of this trend popped up at the World Economic Forum on Sept. 25. John Kerry, a former secretary of state and now Joe Biden's “climate envoy,” put his own authoritarian tendencies on full display with a very unambiguous attack on Americans' First Amendment right to free speech.

In the wake of the debate between Tim Walz and JD Vance, the Democrat nominee once again called for a second bite of the debate apple.

On October 5, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump returned to the scene of the crime, delivering a campaign address in Butler, Pennsylvania

Perhaps nobody should be surprised that, just weeks before the 2024 presidential election, former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele has once again shuffled onto the media stage. The author of the infamous Trump dossier, also known as the Steele dossier, paid for by Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign and shopped around to the media, recently spoke to the most prominent newspaper in Washington, DC. Steele discussed his soon-to-be-published anti-Trump book and his insistence that the salacious allegations he cobbled together against former President Donald Trump were probably, possibly, at least partially true – despite no verifiable evidence to back them up. Steele also claimed that there is likely a lot of compromising information about Trump still out there, possibly in the hands of Russians.

Recently, speaking at a fundraiser in California, Walz proclaimed that the Electoral College “needs to go,” prompting a Harris campaign

It's been four years since the GOP had a majority in the Senate, but this year, for Republicans, there may be a light at the end

It's been 100 days and Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party's 2024 presidential nominee, has not held a single press conference in that

On the evening of Oct. 29, Kamala Harris delivered the closing argument for her 2024 presidential campaign.

Just in the nick of time, with October almost done and the 2024 general election less than a week away, America may finally have its much-anticipated October surprise. Who would have thought it would come in the form of a single word: garbage? A comedian at the massive Madison Square Garden (MSG) Trump rally joked about Puerto Rico being a “floating island of garbage,” and days later, Joe Biden used that same word to describe Donald Trump's supporters. There are several reasons the two comments are in no way similar and why one is so much worse than the other. And then there's the spectacle of the White House and its media allies contorting into pretzels, trying to explain away, justify, or bury Biden's incredibly ill-timed garbage comment.