The national conversation has drifted toward the Arctic and the geopolitical contest unfolding there. Greenland periodically captures headlines as a potential strategic asset, but the reality is simpler: the United States already controls the most important piece of territory for early detection, deterrence, and defeat of airborne threats—Alaska. No other location on American soil offers the same combination of geography, infrastructure, military capability, and testing range

By the time Michelle Backus enters a room, there is already a sense that she has been there before; through a television screen, a live shot, a clipped segment passed from phone to phone in the churn of the modern political media cycle. She is a two-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, a communications strategist, a political consultant, and an entrepreneur, but those titles only begin to explain the impressive shape of her career. Backus has moved with ease from the anchor de

Why The Right Need This Book Now Cliff Maloney’s Run Right: A Complete Election Playbook to Win is the book the freedom movement has needed for years but never had: a no-nonsense field manual for actually taking back power, one race at a time. At a moment when the Left keeps turning fringe ideas into national policy, Maloney offers something better than another speech; he lays out a system any patriot can use to organize, run, and win. From page one, Maloney and co-author Jos

Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach (MN-07) and Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) introduced the Biobased Materials Investment and Production Act to strengthen the domestic supply chain and create new markets for American farmers by incentivizing the production of biobased chemicals and materials. While the United States has made significant strides in biofuels, many other everyday products, from plastics to industrial chemicals, remain dependent on foreign petroleum. The

U.S. Rep. Nathaniel Moran (TX-01) applauded the Department of the Army’s announcement of an $80 million contract awarded to Hadrian Automation Inc. to launch the first phase of an Advanced Automation Manufacturing project at Red River Army Depot (RRAD) in Bowie County. The investment will establish a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in the region, accelerate production of critical components for next-generation weapons systems, and solidify East Texas as a critical hub

Earlier this month, the United States Senate passed Congressman Ralph Norman’s (R-SC) legislation, H.R. 3377 , authorizing the President to award Major James Capers Jr. the Medal of Honor for acts of valor while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. A native of Bishopville, South Carolina, Major Capers distinguished himself through repeated acts of heroism in combat. In the spring of 1967, while leading a Marine reconnaissance team near Phu Loc, Vietnam, C

For most of modern history, political power followed a predictable path. You won elections, passed legislation, and communicated through press conferences and official statements. The assumption was simple: if something mattered, it would be covered, and if it was covered, the public would eventually absorb it. Policy drove the conversation, and communication followed behind it. That model is breaking. Not because policy no longer matters, but because policy is no longer wher

During a hearing of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party this week, U.S. Rep. Nathaniel Moran (TX-01) highlighted China’s aggressive efforts to dominate the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors and stressed the need for the United States to maintain its edge in medical innovation and supply chain security. “The United States has historically led the world in medical innovation, and that leadership did not happen by accident,” Moran said. “It grew from

Congresswoman Laurel Lee introduced a constitutional amendment to establish a clear and permanent requirement that only United States citizens may vote in federal elections. Congresswoman Lee is joined by Representative Lance Gooden (TX-05), Mike Haridopolis (FL-08), Julia Letlow (LA-05), Wesley Hunt (TX-38), and Russell Fry (SC-07). The joint resolution would codify in the Constitution that only U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in elections for President and Vice Presid

“We don’t do mail in voting, Cliff—that’s a democrat tactic!” I hear this everyday. Mail-in voting is seen as a strategy used by democrats, and it’s often associated with voter fraud. So a lot of republicans are afraid to use it because they worry they’ll look like hypocrites, or worse yet, democrats. Many see it as giving up on our values. I understand that mindset. I really do. In fact, I probably despise mail-in voting more than most people reading this. But here’s the ha