Steve Jordahl

The polls were hit and miss in this election, which is better than the last two. Have pollsters figured out how to reach Trump voters?

Many liberals woke up Wednesday morning depressed and frustrated from a sound thrashing on Election Day – but perhaps none are more upset than the "Never Trump" evangelicals.

Democrats were feeling mighty confident abortion would drive female voters to the polls for Kamala Harris, but the party that pushed abortion was blindsided by another issue that Republicans wisely did not ignore.

Campaigns spend millions of dollars trying to figure out the magic that will propel their candidate to a win.

As they did in 2020, Evangelicals turned out again to support Donald Trump in the 2024 election – and that greatly pleases a group that worked tirelessly to get believers to the polls last week.

Now that the liberal cable news outlets that ran with a Trump-is-Hitler theme are in a ratings freefall, a media research analyst says it couldn't happen to a better bunch of pretend journalists.

An incoming U.S. senator says America's allies and enemies have watched a weak Biden administration damage our standing in the world but he predicts that is about to change.

A Michigan woman has been awarded more than $12 million after being denied a religious exemption to a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

A radio talk show host now headed to Congress says American voters, from sea to shining sea, delivered a mandate to the Republican Party and he intends to carry it out on Capitol Hill.

The announcement that Donald Trump has chosen free speech advocate Brendan Carr to lead the five-member Federal Communications Commission is being praised by a national ministry that is very familiar with the FCC and its bureaucratic power over the airwaves.