Andrew Malcolm is a Columnist at RedState. A veteran national and foreign correspondent since 1968, he covers a wide range of topics including government, politics, culture, and family dynamics, with a particular focus on elections and public policy. He has been featured in MDPI, CauseACTION Clarion, EAGLE PUBLISHING, INC, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Andrew Malcolm primarily focuses on opinion editorials and expert commentary related to politics, government, and US elections. He tends to cover topics such as political events, election campaigns, and the actions of specific political figures like Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
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Eighty-five companies paid R$30 million each for a licence. On 25 October, those licences disappear, with no refund.
I was picking up a package from our rural post office in the California mountains during the nation's misbegotten adventure with the COVID-19 virus.
According to media, polls, and paid pundits, congressional Republicans are in for a rough ride in this midterm election just three weeks away.
Full disclosure: I grew up in the countryside around many animals, including a horse named Happy Rascal.
President Donald Trump was absolutely right to cancel livestreaming the upcoming execution of the Fort Hood shooter, Nidal Malik Hasan.
In 2026, businesses constantly face challenges in cost management, productivity, and rapid problem-solving to meet operational demands. Companies may focus on controlling their employees, customers, and finances, but physical assets can also play a significant role in day-to-day operations. Equipment and machinery, plus trailers, tools, and other valuable resources, support vital business operations, but many companies are not fully aware of these assets' location or utilization.
By: Andrew Malcolm
Exploring concerns over Muslim immigration and its impact on Western values and security.
Voters in America display two extremely disappointing characteristics that we are likely to see reenacted here in a few days.
By: Andrew Malcolm
For decades, casino games asked players to press a button and wait. A new game from Joy Studios and Cloudbet asks them to walk into a haunted house instead.
By: Andrew Malcolm
We hear an awful lot about the intentional bias laced through the news coverage of mainstream media these days, in print, online, and on television.
