Joe Cunningham
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Rep. James Comer Reveals Treasury Department Has Handed Over Suspicious Activity Reports on Hunter Biden
The pressure on Hunter Biden and his business dealings is starting to grow. → Read More
Inflation Cools in February as Federal Reserve Weighs Options After Bank Failures
The inflation numbers are out, and the Fed's plan seems to be working. But how will recent bank failures alter the Fed's course? → Read More
BREAKING: Uber, Lyft, and the Gig Economy Score Legal Win in California Courts
Companies that rely on the gig economy model for workers scored a big win in courts Monday after an appeals court overturned a lower court ruling that previously found Proposition 22 illegal.... → Read More
Enter China, the World's New Global Leader (Thanks to Joe Biden)
Withdrawing from the world stage has been a disaster for us and a boon for China. → Read More
Feds Shut Down New York's Signature Bank, Citing 'Systemic Risk'
The move to shutter the second bank is seen in the financial world as a race to contain the fallout from SVB's collapse. → Read More
Federal Regulators Auction Off Silicon Valley Bank While Washington Fears Another Financial Crisis
Silicon Valley Bank's stunning collapse is the source of fear and concern in Washington. Are those concerns valid? → Read More
Pence Goes on the Offensive, Says Trump 'Endangered My Family' on January 6, 2021
Former Vice President Mike Pence has come out swinging against his former boss, ex-President Donald Trump. → Read More
Tanned and Rested, Gavin Newsom Returns from Vacation to Request Presidential Emergency Declaration After Blizzard
Newsom's back on the job and asking for the federal government to help him do it. → Read More
U.S. Economy Still Hot with 311,000 Jobs Created in February
Job creation runs hot, wages cool slightly, and unemployment ticks up. → Read More
Joe Biden Doesn't Seem Willing to Take the Most Important Step
But the Biden administration seems to have no interest in taking the step because feelings are more important than facts. → Read More
The Guessing Game for Trump's Running Mate Has Begun
Trump's team is leaking that he favors Kari Lake... as well as just leaking his general overall strategy. Why would they do that? → Read More
The 2024 Horse Race Has Started
RedState is here to cover the 2024 drama, and we can't do it without you. → Read More
Bad News for Democrats: Asian-American Voters Are the Latest Group Moving to the Right
Over the course of the last several years, one of the most observable trends in electoral politics has been the movement of specific minority groups across the political aisle, and Asian-American voters are the latest. → Read More
China Begins Ramping up Military Spending
The Chinese are on high alert, and that has them getting prepared to possibly 'reclaim' Taiwan. → Read More
Larry Hogan Was Partially Correct When He Explained Why He Won't Run for President
Larry Hogan was right about DeSantis and Trump taking most of the oxygen, but... → Read More
The 2024 Horse Race Has Started
RedState is here to cover the 2024 drama, and we can't do it without you. → Read More
Biden's Cruel Chuckle Is Exactly Why the Fentanyl Crisis Will Continue
Biden's laugh over the fentanyl-related death of two young men is indicative of the failures of our government in this crisis. → Read More
New Section 230 Bill From Bill Cassidy, Other Senators Would Hurt Free Speech and Be a Gift to Trial Lawyers
It's all fine and dandy until you repeal Section 230 and the trial lawyers get excited. → Read More
Democratic Governors Do Big Pharma’s Bidding By Going After Key Drug Discount Program
Democrats used to love to hate pharmaceutical companies. Now, they're working with them to hurt largely red districts. → Read More
China Accuses U.S. of 'Smearing' the Country After COVID Lab Leak Report Goes Public
The Chinese government's denial of the U.S. Department of Energy's COVID origin report is one thing - that's to be expected. What remains to be seen is how the Democrats and the media respond. → Read More