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Republicans are far more likely than Democrats to say the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is over, according to results from a recent Gallup web panel survey.

The Trump-Abbott tour to the southern border may pave the way for a GOP win in the 2022 midterms, American observers say, stressing that the border crisis and influx of migrants are likely to become hot button topics in the upcoming elections.

Hey Republicans, you can crack open the entire story of January 6, 2021 (“1/6”) with one simple, relentless question: what is the FBI and Army Counterintelligence’s relationship with Stewart Rhodes?

Argues that lack of support for COVID relief bill equates to desire to defund law enforcement.

Although a record-high 89% of Americans now say the coronavirus situation is improving, most are not yet ready to declare the pandemic over in the U.S. More than twice as many think the pandemic is not yet over (71%) than think it is over (29%).

'The fencing should come down and the Capitol should be reopened to the public'

Fatuous demagoguery from one of its masters, in service of complaining about … fatuous demagogues.

In the latest efforts to combat woke culture, House and Senate republicans introduced legislation that would strip federal funding from schools that use the 1619 Project curriculum.