Losses

The U.S. Census Bureau reported Thursday that 300,000 people left California in 2022, more than left any other state, amid a general slow increase in the U.S. population as the country recovered from COVID-19.

FiveThirtyEight and Ipsos conducted a survey of 2,000 Americans to look at what issues drove the vote, as well as public opinion after the election.

President Donald Trump smashed mainstream narratives that the Republican midterm races were a failure, defending his high endorsement success rate of “232 out of 252.”

Globalist think tank says American taxpayers should be penalized for other counties' "climate-linked losses."

A Rasmussen poll suggests Conservatives and Republicans attribute midterm losses to Kevin McCarthy, Mitch McConnell, and Ronna McDaniel rather than Donald Trump.

For most of us, Thanksgiving has lost all meaning — except for gluttony, sales and football games.

"In order to make America great and glorious again, I am tonight announcing my candidacy for President of the United States."

California could face a $25 billion budget deficit in 2023–24, despite raking in a record-setting $98 billion budget surplus this year, according to an analysis that comes days after midterms election, in a state where the Democratic party enjoys a supermajority.

Target said this week the reason for their $400 million in revenue losses can be attributed to "organized retail crime."

The 2022 midterms have facilitated a narrative shift as seemingly every major outlet under the sun has begun to advocate for the demise of the leader of the America First movement: President Donald Trump.