Mark Tapscott

Sophisticated biomedical devices subject to rigorous export controls due to their value in creating biological warfare weapons were nevertheless sold by officials at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Department of Agriculture (USDA) between 2022 and 2025.

“Demographics are destiny” was an enduring maxim of American politics for decades after election analyst Richard Scammon and political writer Ben Wattenberg coined the phrase in 1970 with their widely read electoral analysis, “The Real Majority.”

Federal spending projects that are $1 billion or more over budget and five years or more behind schedule can no longer avoid public accountability, thanks to the bipartisan “Billion-Dollar Boondoggles Act” signed into law October 8 by President Donald Trump.

Republicans dominate the executive and legislative branches of all five of the financially healthiest state governments, while, at the opposite end, Democrats exercise total control of the five states with the biggest debts, as measured by the Truth-in-Accounting (TIA) nonprofit watchdog.

October 15, 2026 Voter enthusiasm surveys are showing signs of a gathering “Silver Wave” of older voters surging to the polls on November

America's national debt hit a record $40.3 trillion earlier this year, costing taxpayers $1.05 trillion in interest charged by creditors, making it the third la

Journalist Elizabeth Vargas was hosting an excellent NewsNation town hall-style conversation with fellow journalist and noted libertarian advocate John Stossel

If all you want to read these days is about how the Democrats' irresistible Blue Wave is going to roll over all Republican opposition on November 3 and then plunge America into its final descent into historical curiosity, then this column is not for you.

Regardless of how voters cast their ballots on November 3, the Republican majorities that will lead the lame-duck session of the 119th Congress must face a mult

Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico (D) is spending more in his campaign to defeat Republican Ken Paxton than any other contender for a seat in the