Trump Pledges Unity Through Success During Final New Hampshire Rally Ahead of Primary

At the event, President Trump was joined by three of his former rivals for the nomination—Vivek Ramaswamy, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, and Sen. Tim Scott. During a campaign stop in New Hampshire, President Donald Trump revealed how he would bring the increasingly divided United States back to a posture of unity. President Trump spoke

Florida’s CFO Says State Is on Course to De-Bank Wokeness

More than 100 banks across Florida have signed an agreement to not politically discriminate against customers in exchange for a Qualified Public Depositories (QPD) accreditation. QPD banks are banks “legally allowed to accept public dollars which include state or local government funds.” The announcement was made by state Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis on Jan.

Haley Supporters in New Hampshire Cite Trump as Primary Reason for Support

‘There needs to be a better option other than Donald Trump on the ballot in November,’ said Sharley Raymz of Amherst, N.H. MANCHESTER, N.H.—Ahead of the first-in-the-nation primary in New Hampshire on Jan. 23, supporters of GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley have one common reason for supporting the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations

Political Analysts Weigh In on New Hampshire Primary Following GOP Shake-Up

Conservative and liberal political analysts are increasingly anticipating a presidential election rematch between Trump and Biden in November. Conservative and liberal political analysts are increasingly anticipating a presidential election rematch between former President Donald Trump and incumbent President Joe Biden in November, after President Trump’s 30-point Iowa Caucus victory and the rapid winnowing of the

Biden Admin Spending Billions on Programs to Aid Illegal Immigrants Amid Border Crisis: Watchdog

Ethics concerns about agency’s leadership now added to previous controversy over Office of Refugee Resettlement losing track of 85,000 unaccompanied minors. Expenditures on one of the most controversial federal programs aiding the millions of illegal immigrants and refugees from Afghanistan, Cuba, and Haiti have skyrocketed more than $2 billion in two years, according to a