Frank Pavone Guest Post by Pro-life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life Pro-lifers and patriots did so much for these midterm elections – brought out voters, educated them, and made the margins of so many races much narrower than they otherwise would have been – and I thank all of them for their work. We are far from finished. The results of the

Did America Really Choose Communism and Sharia Law over Freedom Because of Gas Prices and a Regional War with No Soldiers on the Ground? Guest Post by Martel Maxim It’s time for a dose of Common Sense.  Don’t think for a moment that the electronic election infrastructure didn’t orchestrate the 2026 Midterms Republican Bloodbath.  It’s ever more ridiculous that practically nobody in Government or the

North Carolina Democratic state legislative candidate Shelly Headen endorses burning Trump supporters while posing in front of a German concentration camp memorial. Credit: Shelly Kates Headen Facebook Voters in a North Carolina district decided that calling for the internment and genocide of Republicans was not a dealbreaker. As WFDD reported, Democrat Shelly Headen pulled off a shocking upset victory in NC House District 62 on

Image: Wikimedia Commons (USAF KC-135 Stratotanker Elephant Walk, Photo by Airman 1st Class Christopher Thornbury) In the summer of 2024, as commander of the Twelfth Air Task Force, stationed at Scott Air Force Base (AFB), Colonel Gabriel Arrington found himself at the center of a significant controversy within the Air Force. At the time, Arrington reported to Lieutenant General Rebecca Sonkiss, the deputy commander of

Democrat Senator-elect Peggy Flanagan of Minnesota told supporters on election night that “we will rip ICE apart.” The comment came as Flanagan, now the first Native American woman elected to the Senate, claimed victory in the open seat left by retiring Democrat Tina Smith. During her speech, Flanagan said Minnesotans had rejected what she called President Donald Trump’s “masked goons shooting our neighbors and terrorizing

At least three people were injured in a shooting at the Main Post Office in Des Moines, Iowa, on Thursday. Police said that a suspect is in custody. Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds released a statement on the shooting. “I’m in contact with the Department of Public Safety regarding a shooting at the Main Post Office in Des Moines. The suspected shooter is in custody and

Harmeet Dhillon resigned as the Justice Department Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, Fox News reported on Thursday. Harmeet is the first Justice Department official to resign since Tuesday night’s midterm loss. According to reports, Harmeet Dhillon will return to California to work in her private practice. Fox News reported: Harmeet Dhillon resigned Thursday as the Department of Justice’s assistant attorney general for civil rights,

Allison Montgomery, a transgender Democrat, wins Alabama State House seat Republicans did so poorly in the midterm elections that Alabama, a historically red state that Trump won by 30 points in 2024, elected its first transgender state legislator in history.   The historically red Alabama House District 25, a district Trump won three times, flipped for Democrat Allison Montgomery, a transgender man who now identifies as

A London jury convicted comedian and actor Russell Brand of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault on Thursday, following a nearly four-week trial at Southwark Crown Court. The 51-year-old podcaster was found guilty of raping a 21-year-old fan after meeting her at a 2009 stand-up show at the Hammersmith Apollo, as well as sexually assaulting three other women between 2004 and

Left: Dan Sullivan, an Alaska Republican senator. Right: “Republican” Senate candidate Dan Sullivan (Composite: CQ-Roll Call via Getty Images; Sullivan for Senate) President Trump weighed in on the Alaska Senate race this morning, calling for Incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan to be given his thousands of stolen votes, as the vote counting continues and Democrat Mary Peltola holds an extremely slim lead.  Daniel J. Sullivan,