By Natalia Castro As Michigan Democrats continue their battle for a recount, the party has continued searching for opportunity outside the norm to stop Donald Trump from taking office. The possibility for faithless electors placing their ballots outside of their states’ popular vote seems like […]

By Natalia Castro President-elect Donald Trump has already begun to fulfil his promise of eliminating government waste engrained in the modern bureaucracy. With his business perspective, Trump is now analyzing deals with government contractors who often experience no competition. Now, Boeing may be the first […]

By Robert Romano The human tracking device bill is back with a vengeance. H.R. 4919 , a bill that would allow the Attorney General to determine which types of tracking devices can be used on humans, is reportedly coming up under suspension of the rules in the House of Representatives according to the Daily Caller’s Kerry Picket. […]

By Rick Manning Republicans will control both statehouses in 32 out of 50 states when state legislatures meet in 2017, and this does not include Nebraska which is unicameral and state candidates run as non-partisan. Of these 33 states, 25 have a Republican Governor, and in North […]

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By Natalia Castro One issue that helped shape the election was the debate over the next Supreme Court Justice nomination as a fear of a liberal replacement to the late Justice Antonin Scalia brought conservatives to the voting booth in droves. Now President-elect Donald Trump […]

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By Nathan Mehrens As originally published at http://www.investors.com/politics/commentary/is-labor-going-after-thiel-to-get-at-trump/ Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and outspoken Trump supporter, has found his current venture, the tech firm Palantir, squarely in the cross hairs of an office in the U.S. Department of Labor. Is this payback for Thiel’s support […]