National Politics Archives - Page 5 of 11

The Importance of America’s Role in Syria

Long before Trump announced the defeat of ISIS, United States-backed Syrian Democratic Forces spent months fighting what is left of

The midterm elections are coming faster than a speeding bullet, and voters who have been alienated by the hyper-partisan atmosphere

While at the United Nations last week, President Trump publicly endorsed a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Speaking at

Ten years ago I left grad school and took a job at a major news network. I was hired to

The opioid crisis is up 110% and is tearing through America and Palm Beach County is bearing the brunt of

Last week, President Trump announced D.C. Appeals Court Circuit Judge Brett Kavanaugh as his pick to join the Supremes. A former

Tuesday night’s State of the Union address by President Trump gave Americans a sneak peak into what it would look like if the

Hours stand between the nation and the president’s State of the Union address this evening. As such, all eyes will

Monday marked the start of 2018 and President Trump celebrated the dawning of a new year by taking to Twitter

For the past five election cycles, candidates, campaigns, and SuperPACs have worked tirelessly to target key voting blocks of people.