Tuesday’s election was a signal for border-busting caravans to start their engines, according to a new analysis. Bill Melugin, a congressional correspondent for Fox News who has a long history of covering the border, noted on X that the first blow of a potential one-two punch landed Tuesday. A combination of the defeat of Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and the inability of the GOP-controlled

Eric Armstrong/Instagram Iowa Democrat Eric Armstrong, who publicly suspended his campaign on September 7 citing personal health problems and said the district “deserves a representative who can give 100 percent of their energy to this race,” won Iowa House District 20 anyway. Armstrong, a former railroad executive from Carter Lake, defeated Republican Keith Jones 4,602 votes to 3,737 (55.2% to 44.8%), according to unofficial results

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Earlier today, the Gateway Pundit reported that Chuck Schumer is gloating about the Democrat midterm victories in the Senate. How nice for him. Now, less than 24 hours after the elections, various Democrats, including some of the newest ones, are calling for Schumer to be replaced. Some members of the party were already talking about this before the midterms. Enjoy your

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Law Professor Jonathan Turley appeared on the Sean Hannity show tonight and poured some cold water on the left’s midterm victory celebrations. Turley suggested that voters are going to quickly figure out that the Democrats do not have any solutions for the problems that they pretended to campaign on this year and will offer nothing but lawfare, investigations and impeachment attempts.

Screencap of YouTube video. If you’re a conservative who is bummed out about the midterms, now is a good time to go back and listen to some comforting words of wisdom from the dearly departed, Rush Limbaugh. Fans of his show will remember that Rush always said not to panic, following up with, ‘I’ll tell you when it’s time to panic.’ Back in the fall

Screenshot Tennessee Republican Rep. Tim Burchett, fresh off his own reelection victory in the state’s 2nd District, did not sugarcoat what happened to the broader Republican Party in the 2026 midterms. In a blunt post-election video, the plain-spoken congressman thanked his volunteers and staff for their ground game, then immediately turned the spotlight on why the GOP lost control of Congress: affordability crushed by sky-high

Screencap of YouTube video. If people on the right are looking for some solace after last night’s midterm drubbing, there are some good stories here and there. For instance, performative jackass Justin Pearson, the Democrat who thinks throwing a hissy fit at Republicans for TV cameras is what it means to be a lawmaker, lost his race in Tennessee last night to Republican Brent Taylor.

Every once in a while, someone in the media gives the entire game away through simple wording. This is one of those cases and it’s a big one. Last night on CNN, while discussing the outcome of the midterms, host Kasie Hunt let the mask slip and didn’t even seem to notice that she did it. See if you can spot the one word that

Republican businessman Anthony Constantino is projected to defeat Democrat Blake Gendebien in New York’s 21st Congressional District, keeping the seat in Republican hands despite a brutal election night for the GOP nationwide. Constantino, who self-funded his campaign with roughly $17 million of his own money, defeated Democrat Blake Gendebien in a tighter-than-expected race. With the vast majority of votes counted (over 95% in some tallies),

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) announces articles of impeachment against War Secretary Pete Hegseth (September 15, 2026) War Secretary Pete Hegseth may face an impeachment vote before the next Congress is seated, as some Republicans, led by Rep. Thomas Massie, are planning to vote on an impeachment resolution after a stunning midterm loss that is widely attributed to the Iran war.  Massie previously introduced articles of