Author: Ingrid Jacques, USA TODAY

Republican candidates are addressing voters’ concerns, whether that’s education in Michigan, homelessness in Oregon or crime in New York.

What’s happening in Oregon echoes around the country, where citizens sick of failed Democratic policies lead to the rise of surprising candidates.

Conservative women are working on the front lines and behind the scenes to shape politics and policy that affect all Americans.

Recent primaries and elections haven’t been all bad news for Republicans who would just as soon move on from Donald Trump and his grip on the party.

The $31 trillion national debt is a record high for the U.S. — and one we should all be concerned about.

A Michigan mother started pushing back against her school board. Their response? To retaliate against her – and involve the Department of Justice.

Seeking to undercut lawsuits by backtracking on the administration’s own language seems a brazen attempt to avoid closer judicial review.

Biden has extended the pause on student loan payments four times and is mulling another, leaving borrowers dangling as he measures political winds.

Blind allegiance to Trump seems to have taken precedence over a strong party platform and ideological alignment with conservative principles.