Sports Insider, an online betting platform, put together a geotagged map and found that LeBron James scored lowest in favorability in 24 of the 50 states.

A member of the New York Times editorial board made the ridiculous claim that she was ‘disturbed’ upon seeing American flags on American soil.

Instead of using the First Amendment as the sole rationale for why cancel culture hurts our society, conservatives can do much better.

After Gov. Gretchen Whitmer flew to Palm Beach during coronavirus orders on another group’s dime, the Michigan GOP is filing a complaint alleging wrongdoing.

While a top-Biden nominee calls for a $15 minimum wage on a federal basis, he does not call to pay students at his college the same rate.

Meidas Touch, which bills itself as “a progressive, next-generation SuperPAC” media company, spent $184,854 on a television ad with Fox News this week.

Former Attorney General Edwin Meese III, a fellow at The Heritage Foundation and a Reagan administration member, filed an amicus brief Monday in New York.

Some of the biggest TV networks in Hollywood have partnered to promote a gun-control initiative being financed by billionaire former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

Former President Donald Trump spoke at the North Carolina Republican Party State Convention on Saturday and ripped Democrats for policies leading to lawlessness and disorder.

Former President Donald Trump said in a speech that he has no plans to return to Facebook after the company banned him and other conservatives.

Republican Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen made the announcement on behalf of Florida and Alaska Thursday, as more states file suit against Biden.

Judge-Executive David Voegele in Oldham County, Kentucky, wrote a letter calling out Coca-Cola for malfeasance and demanded the removal of its products.

Save Austin Now is backing law enforcement in the city and has put forth a petition that needs 20,000 signatures to get on the November ballot.

‘In Florida, we chose freedom over Fauci-ism,’ Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said on Fox News Thursday to Laura Ingraham.

“If we want to reduce violent crime, reduce the number of people in our jails, the answer is to stop building more of them,” Ocasio-Cortez suggested.

A Republican-controlled county in the state of North Carolina moved to ban Coca-Cola vending machines from office buildings.

Kamau Bobb, Google’s head of diversity strategy, will not be fired for his antisemitic blog post, but will be relocated to a STEM position at the company.

As Texas border counties struggle to contain the overwhelming surge of illegal immigrants, Abbott says enough is enough: ‘We’re going to start arresting.’

Republicans in Alaska are not happy with the Biden administration’s decision to suspend drilling on a large strip of land in the state.

Several pro-Israel and Jewish groups are urging state attorneys general in Florida, California, and New York to take action against antisemitism.