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01 October 2, 2026 Research The Ins and Outs of AI Artificial Intelligence is one of the most consequential developments that have occurred in recent times. However, as AI continues to develop, warnings from experts in the field on the development of AI, the implementation of AI and the expansive use of data centers have created concern about the nature of AI regulation domestically and abroad. PDF ↓ 02 September 8, 2026 Research CLAIMS VERSUS FACTS ON DATA CENTERS Public sentiment has shifted sharply: a 2026 Gallup survey found 70% of Americans oppose having a data center built in their community, a number that cuts across party lines, with Republican Governor Greg Abbott in Texas and Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul in New York alike moving to restrict new development. PDF ↓ 03 August 18, 2026 Research Trump's Transparency Push President Trump’s transparency resulted in the declassification of documents exposing threats to election integrity, the Biden family's corrupt financial ties to Ukrainian energy interests, allegations of collusion between Trump associates and Russia, and hostile foreign interference in U.S. elections. PDF ↓ 04 August 18, 2026 Research Executive Orders Summary A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through August 17, 2026. PDF ↓ 05 August 12, 2026 Research CLAIMS VERSUS FACTS ON COVID-19 In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States government created a slew of policies to attempt to counter the spread of the disease. Many of these policies were based on questionable science. PDF ↓ 06 August 11, 2026 Research Executive Orders Summary A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through August 10, 2026. PDF ↓ 07 July 15, 2026 Research Supreme Court Ruling on Birthright Citizenship On June 30, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Trump v. Barbara to extend the 14th Amendment—which grants citizenship to everyone “born… in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof”—to children born on U.S. soil whose parents are illegal immigrants or temporary residents. PDF ↓ 08 July 9, 2026 Research Supreme Court Ruling on Protections for Women’s Sports The Supreme Court decided in favor of the states, ruling that legislation which determines eligibility for women’s and girls’ sports based on biological sex was consistent with Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause. PDF ↓ 09 June 16, 2026 Research Executive Order Summary Updated 7.13.26 A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through July 13, 2026. PDF ↓ 10 June 15, 2026 Research Neville Roy Singham Neville Roy Singham is an American businessman who sold his tech company for $785 million, moved to Shanghai, and has since funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into a global network of far-left groups working to undermine American foreign policy. PDF ↓ 11 May 28, 2026 Research The State of the Federal Government’s Role in Education in 2026 During his 2024 Presidential Campaign, President Donald Trump made several campaign promises to address several issues in our education system. PDF ↓ 12 May 20, 2026 Research Capital Flight from High-Tax States to Low-Tax States Over the past few years, several high-profile companies and millions of Americans are moving out of higher-taxed states and into states with more friendly tax policies. High-tax states have all seen more outward migration, with low-tax states all benefiting from inward migration, with tax climates cited as a primary driver. PDF ↓ 13 May 8, 2026 Research Check Up on the American Economy Despite moderating inflation, hourly earnings, and unemployment rates, the overall sentiment about the U.S. economy remains negative, with 44% of registered voters feeling the economy is getting worse, and only 24% think it’s improving. PDF ↓ 14 May 1, 2026 Research Supreme Court’s Decision: Louisiana v. Callais On April 29, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled in Louisiana v. Callais that states are not required to draw congressional districts where race is a factor in the creation of the district, so long as there is no evidence of intentional racial discrimination in the district design. PDF ↓ 15 April 29, 2026 Research Revisions to Form 990 Disclosure Process In April 2026, the Treasury Department announced that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will revise the form 990 disclosure report for tax-exempt nonprofits. This effort is part of a broader campaign by the Trump Administration to address financial support for extremism activities through nonprofits. PDF ↓ 16 April 22, 2026 Research Public Opinion on the Military Conflict in Iran A majority of voters expressed support for the limited strikes in June 2025 since they were targeting nuclear program sites, but 75% of respondents expressed concern about this conflict leading to a larger war in the Middle East. PDF ↓ 17 April 20, 2026 Research Executive Orders Summary – Updated 4.20.26 A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through April 20, 2026. PDF ↓ 18 April 15, 2026 Research Resignations from Congress Over Sexual Misconduct Since 1990, there have been at least fifteen examples of elected members of Congress resigning from office over allegations of sexual misconduct. These resignations included Republican and Democrat officials engaging in immoral or illegal acts against male and female staffers, abusing their power. PDF ↓ 19 April 14, 2026 Research Updated: Executive Orders Summary A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through April 14, 2026. PDF ↓ 20 April 10, 2026 Research The Future of American Space Travel NASA’s Artemis II mission has sparked the beginning of a new wave of space travel, aimed at the Moon and beyond. The United States plans to send several Artemis missions over the next few years, including manned missions to the Moon and working to establish a permanent settlement. PDF ↓ 21 April 2, 2026 Immigration Crack Down Birthright Citizenship in the United States Since the 1800s, the United States has operated under the policy of birthright citizenship, whereby any child born in the United States receives citizenship, regardless of their immigration status or the residency of their parents. Opponents argue that it incentivizes illegal immigration. PDF ↓ 22 March 31, 2026 Border Impact of the DHS Shutdown In February 2026, the funding for the Department of Homeland Security lapsed and, as of March 24, 2026, has yet to be restored by an act of Congress. Experts warn that this shutdown could potentially impact immigration services and domestic security efforts. PDF ↓ 23 March 18, 2026 Capitol Hill Facts Behind the SAVE America Act The SAVE America Act would require documented proof of U.S. citizenship when registering to vote, routine maintenance of voter rolls, and require photo identification to vote in federal elections. On February 11, 2026, the bill passed the House of Representatives 218-213 and is now under consideration in the Senate. PDF ↓ 24 March 11, 2026 Research Democratic Policies and Their Unintended Consequences Democratic policies, especially in blue states, have caused prices to spiral out of control. Housing affordability, energy costs, and affordable insurance are areas where residents in blue states face particular difficulty. PDF ↓ 25 March 10, 2026 Research Executive Orders Summary – March 9, 2026 A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through March 9, 2026. PDF ↓ 26 February 26, 2026 Research How George Soros Reshaped America’s District Attorneys Over the past decade, George Soros has funneled $50 million into the campaign coffers of District Attorney candidates across the United States. These Soros-backed candidates have swept into office, representing portions of the country that encompass 70+ million Americans. PDF ↓ 27 February 24, 2026 Research Executive Orders Summary A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through February 23, 2026. PDF ↓ 28 February 17, 2026 Research Facts About the Endangerment Finding In February 2026, the Trump Administration announced it would be repealing the Endangerment Finding. It has been used to impose regulations on a variety of industries including the auto manufacturing industry, with estimated costs exceeding $1 trillion since its implementation. PDF ↓ 29 February 11, 2026 Research TrumpRx Launch and Reception TrumpRx.gov is a government-supported website to connect Americans with prescription drugs at a discounted rate. The website connects directly to pharmaceutical companies where transactions take place and does not go through insurance. This is an effort to provide relief for skyrocketing prescription drug prices in the United States. PDF ↓ 30 February 9, 2026 Research Executive Orders Summary A summary of Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through February 2, 2025. PDF ↓ 31 February 4, 2026 Research Breakdown of Arrests by ICE in Minnesota Minnesota has seen over 1,694 arrests in 2025, with 37% of arrestees having a prior criminal record and 19% of arrestees facing pending criminal charges. Since the beginning of “Operation Metro Surge” in late 2025, ICE has identified more than 3,000 arrests, though official numbers have yet to be released. PDF ↓ 32 January 27, 2026 Research Greenland Facts As international powers expand their global footprints, with both Russia and China developing more advanced military capacities, the United States has considered expanding defensive capabilities in Greenland. PDF ↓ 33 January 15, 2026 Research Human Rights Violations in Venezuela While the removal of Maduro from power marks the end of a 25-year-long authoritarian dictatorship which first began under Hugo Chavez, it presents an uneasy path ahead for Venezuela with global implications. PDF ↓ 34 January 12, 2026 Research Venezuela after Maduro While the removal of Maduro from power marks the end of a 25-year-long authoritarian dictatorship which first began under Hugo Chavez, it presents an uneasy path ahead for Venezuela with global implications. PDF ↓ 35 December 1, 2025 Research Impact of Welfare Fraud on the American People The rampant abuse of welfare programs over the past several years has created a public perception that fraud has become pervasive and extensive across many government programs. As highly publicized evidence of fraud increases, hardworking Americans are paying the cost in higher taxes and less take-home pay. PDF ↓ 36 November 7, 2025 Research President Trump’s Historic Second Term Foreign Policy Achievements Since entering office in January, Trump has proven his critics wrong by notching major foreign policy successes. These accomplishments include securing the Gaza Peace Plan, getting America’s NATO allies to agree to increased defense spending, and bringing trade partners to the negotiating table by leveraging tariffs. PDF ↓ 37 October 28, 2025 Research The Facts Behind Zohran Mamdani’s Extreme Policy Proposals Zohran Mamdani has a double-digit lead in the polls to become the next Mayor of New York City. Mamdani has proposed a plan to raise $10 billion in new revenue, with $9 billion coming from new taxes, to pay for the costs of his other policy proposals. PDF ↓ 38 October 16, 2025 Research Facts Behind the Shutdown The government shutdown has led to many departments, including the Department of State, HUD, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, to warn the services of many programs will be reduced to funding issues. PDF ↓ 39 October 6, 2025 Research Facts Behind the Shutdown In October 2025, the U.S. Government experienced its first government shutdown since 2019 due to an impasse between Republicans and Democrats over funding priorities. PDF ↓ 40 September 30, 2025 Research Exploring Tylenol Use and Autism Risk In September 2025, President Trump and members of his administration announced that the FDA will notify doctors that the use of Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy can be associated with an increased risk of autism development. PDF ↓ 41 September 17, 2025 Research City Crime Statistics President Trump’s recent executive orders that declared a “crime emergency” in Washington D.C. and mobilization of the National Guard have resulted in measurable reduction in crime. PDF ↓ 42 September 2, 2025 Research Exploring the Trump Administration’s Continuous Vetting for Visa Holders In August 2025, the Trump Admin. announced a policy of “continuous vetting” of all U.S. visa holders for potential violations that violate their conditions to stay in the United States. PDF ↓ 43 August 28, 2025 Research Executive Orders – Eighteenth Edition Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through August 25, 2025. PDF ↓ 44 August 21, 2025 Research DC City Crime The Biden DOJ and Washington D.C. leaders have touted a drastic decrease in violent crime in the capital over the past several years. However, there have been multiple reports that The Metropolitan Police Department has been falsifying crime data by encouraging officers to either arrest for misdemeanors rather than felonies or to arrest for felonies […] PDF ↓ 45 August 8, 2025 Research The Russia Collusion Hoax And Its Connections To Hillary Clinton And George Soros During the 2016 election, speculation fueled by mainstream and liberal media outlets created a public perception that there was significant interference by Russia in the 2016 election. These allegations led to several government investigations which found that there was no collusion between President Donald Trump and the Russian government to support his campaign. PDF ↓ 46 July 28, 2025 Elections The Rising Tide and Hidden Cost of Socialism Over the past several years, the United States has seen an increase in people identifying as socialist or supporting socialist policies. Socialist policy proposals, such as Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, have been found to be popular with voters, but would result in trillions of dollars in new taxes on Americans. PDF ↓ 47 July 28, 2025 Education The Shocking Statistics of America’s Failing School Districts Over the past two years, public school systems across the country have continued to struggle with plummeting student proficiency rates in reading and math. PDF ↓ 48 July 9, 2025 Culture Wars Who Are the Democratic Socialists of America? The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is a political and activist organization which works to advocate for the expansion of socialism in the United States. The DSA operates as a national organization with numerous local chapters covering different regional areas. Policies the DSA supports include Medicare for All, defunding the police, the Green New Deal, […] PDF ↓ 49 June 24, 2025 Research Iran & Its Proxy Network’s Aggressive Actions Against the U.S. Since 1979, Iran and its proxies have conducted hundreds of attacks against U.S. citizens and military installations across the Middle East, resulting in nearly 1,000 deaths and leaving hundreds more injured. PDF ↓ 50 June 19, 2025 White House Executive Orders Summary – Seventeenth Edition Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through June 16, 2025. PDF ↓ 51 June 19, 2025 White House Known Organizers and Funders of Nationwide Protests On June 6, 2025, ICE began making large scale arrests of suspected illegal immigrants. Large scale protests quickly developed and hundreds of the protesters turned rioters clashed with police. Hundreds of people were at the federal detention center where they vandalized the building and hurled chairs, rocks and other objects at officers. PDF ↓ 52 June 12, 2025 China Exploring the Uptick in Infiltration and Espionage Efforts by Chinese Citizens & Companies In the past year, and specifically the past few months, there has been a pattern of attempted espionage efforts by Chinese nationals and companies throughout the U.S. – and specifically on university campuses. PDF ↓ 53 June 5, 2025 White House Pulse Check on the American Economy The overall sentiment of the U.S. economy is mixed, with people under 30 feeling worse about their financial situation. Despite polling showing a negative sentiment for the national economy, more people rate their personal finances as “excellent or good” than “poor.” PDF ↓ 54 May 27, 2025 White House Debunking false Medicaid claims & examining Trump’s Executive Order on lowering prescription drug prices On May 12, 2025, President Trump signed a sweeping executive order with the aim to lower pharmaceutical drug prices for Americans and reduce price disparities with other developed countries. PDF ↓ 55 May 15, 2025 Capitol Hill Exploring the “Big Beautiful Bill” Proposed By Republican Leadership Under President Trump’s leadership, Congressional Republicans have worked to craft a “big, beautiful bill” to advance relief for American taxpayers and implement much needed reforms to federal programs that will slow spending. PDF ↓ 56 May 7, 2025 White House Executive Orders – Fifteenth Edition Executive Orders and Memorandums that President Trump issued through May 5, 2025. Read 57 April 29, 2025 White House Trump Administration’s Top Ten Accomplishments for the First 100 Days During the first 100 days of President Trump’s second term, his administration has taken numerous actions to secure major victories for Americans, including signing legislation to protect American communities, securing trillions in funding for new economic opportunities, and eliminating wasteful government spending. PDF ↓ 58 April 23, 2025 White House The Trump Administration is Holding Universities Accountable for Allowing Antisemitism on Campus The Trump administration has taken a number of actions to hold universities accountable for allowing antisemitism on campus, including issuing an executive order, launching investigations, and withholding federal grants. PDF ↓ 59 April 16, 2025 In The States Rich States, Poor States 18th Edition The 18th edition of Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index features an evaluation of each independent state and key areas of policy in that state to better understand its economic trajectory. PDF ↓ 60 April 10, 2025 White House THE TRUMP TARIFFS ARE DESIGNED TO RESHAPE THE GLOBAL ECONOMY President Trump, a longtime supporter of tariffs, is following through on his promise from the campaign trail in an effort to “reorder the global economy” in favor of the American worker. PDF ↓ 61 April 2, 2025 Border Making America Safe Again During his campaign, President Trump promised to implement stronger immigration crackdowns on illegal aliens – and his administration is keeping its word to the American people. More than 32,000 arrests were made in the first 50 days of his administration, and 70% of those detained were either were either charged with or found guilty of […] PDF ↓ 62 March 24, 2025 White House The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. A number of these provisions were temporary and set to expire in 2026, including the lower individual tax rates, the higher standard deduction, the child tax credit, the higher estate tax exclusion, and the SALT cap. If the provisions set […] PDF ↓ 63 March 12, 2025 SCOTUS SCOTUS Ruling on Foreign Aid In March 2025, The Supreme Court Voted 5-4 To Reject The Trump Administration’s Emergency Appeal To Judge Ali’s Ruling. “A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected the Trump administration’s bid to freeze nearly $2 billion in foreign aid, but it was not clear how quickly money might start flowing. PDF ↓ 64 February 6, 2025 DOGE Early Success of DOGE – Department of Government Efficiency Since its establishment, DOGE has made significant strides towards its annual target. In its short time, it has already saved American taxpayers over $1 billion through the cancellation of “DEIA” projects. In the months ahead, DOGE will seek to cut $1 trillion from the federal deficit. PDF ↓ 65 January 27, 2025 Research The Deconstruction of DEI in America Donald Trump’s decisive victory over Kamala Harris in November has led to America’s biggest brands and universities scrapping or dramatically altering their DEI programs. The decision to move on from DEI initiatives in business “reflects a majority view among Americans” that “‘workers’ support of corporate diversity efforts has softened.” PDF ↓ 66 January 14, 2025 Border President Trump is Focused on National Security to Protect Americans from Homegrown and Foreign Terrorists The most recent attack in New Orleans, killing 14 people, was a grim reminder that domestic terrorism continues to be a threat to the safety of all Americans. The threat is growing, as FBI officials have disclosed that investigations of suspected domestic violent extremists have “more than doubled” since spring 2020. PDF ↓ 67 January 13, 2025 White House Linda McMahon Media Toolkit Linda McMahon Media Toolkit PDF ↓ 68 January 8, 2025 Research Tulsi Gabbard Media Toolkit Tulsi Gabbard Media Toolkit PDF ↓ 69 December 19, 2024 Research The Ripple Effect of Hunter Biden’s Pardon After the “unprecedented” sweeping pardon of his son Hunter, Biden has submitted to leftwing criminal justice advocates, issuing roughly 1,500 pardons and setting a single-day record in modern presidential history. The Biden White House has vowed that there will be more pardons and commutations in the weeks ahead. PDF ↓ 70 December 16, 2024 Research Pete Hegeseth Media Toolkit Pete Hegeseth Media Toolkit PDF ↓ 71 November 25, 2024 Border Trump’s Plan to Prioritize Public Safety by Addressing Illegal Immigration Survey after survey has found that a majority of Americans support Trump declaring a national emergency to address illegal immigration. However, a mass deportation order poses high costs and logistical challenges. Trump maintains there is no “price tag” considering the crime and safety issues illegal immigration has caused. PDF ↓ 72 November 14, 2024 Research Donald Trump’s Victory Marks a Series of Historic Electoral Achievements Trump picked up a share of younger voters that hadn’t been seen since 2008, he had the best showing with Hispanic voters in modern times, and his share of the Black vote was the most of any Republican presidential candidate in 42 years. PDF ↓ 73 October 21, 2024 Research Election Integrity: Examining the Major Parties’ Efforts to Ensure a Fair Election and Identifying Potential Pitfalls Election worker shortages have reached “historic highs” since the last presidential election and states across the country are struggling to recruit enough workers to be on hand in the upcoming election. It is estimated that the country needs as many as one million workers. PDF ↓ 74 October 9, 2024 Israel War THE BIDEN-HARRIS ADMINISTRATION’S FAILED APPROACH TO IRAN HAS DEVASTATING CONSEQUENCES Iran, which counts Hamas and Hezbollah as part of a cadre of proxy terror groups that it sponsors, has been enabled by policies from the Biden-Harris administration. PDF ↓ 75 October 3, 2024 IRS Top Examples of IRS Overreach The Internal Revenue Service has a long history of overreaching under multiple administrations. Under Biden-Harris, we see the IRS expanding its efforts to target middle-class Americans following the Inflation Reduction Act and improper use of AI and technology. PDF ↓ 76 September 25, 2024 Crime Blotter Then Vs. Now: Crime Has Risen in America Compared to Just Four Years Ago Under the Biden and Harris administration, there has been a measurable increase in crime nationwide. The Bureau of Justice reports a 37 percent increase in violent crime, a stark contrast to the 17 percent decrease in violent crime during the Trump administration. Read 77 September 23, 2024 Research By The Numbers: The Biden-Harris Administration has Exacerbated the Border Crisis The Biden-Harris administration has boasted about recent steps that have resulted in more arrests for illegal border crossings. The policy changes come amid an election year where immigration and the border are among the most salient issues. Read 78 September 18, 2024 Research Inflation a Top Concern as Prices Continue to Rise As Americans pay more for everything under Biden and Harris, voters consider inflation and the economy the most important issues when they go to the ballot box this fall. PDF ↓ 79 September 18, 2024 Research Kamala Harris’ Shifting Policy Positions: Then vs. Now In an effort to disassociate herself from her far-left policy record, Kamala Harris is now presenting a much different ideology than she did four years ago. PDF ↓ 80 September 3, 2024 Research Kamala Harris’ Record of Providing Leniency to Murderers Kamala Harris’ record “reveals a political chameleon rather than a tough-on-crime top cop” who has raised money to bail violent criminals out of jail. PDF ↓ 81 August 22, 2024 Research Americans Oppose the Onerous Rules and Regulations of the Biden-Harris Administration The Biden/Harris administration is on track to “create more significant regulations than any president in history,” which is crippling the nation and costing taxpayers dearly. A study by the Competitive Enterprise Institute found that Biden/Harris regulations cost the average household more than $15,000 a year. PDF ↓ 82 August 5, 2024 Research Law Enforcement Groups are Sounding The Alarm For Kamala Harris Several law enforcement groups are warning Americans about Harris’ record on criminal justice, law enforcement, and immigration issues. PDF ↓ 83 July 17, 2024 Research The Facts Behind Kamala Harris’ Top 10 Failures President Biden tapped Vice President Kamala Harris in the early days of his administration to fix the immigration crisis. Three years later, the border crisis has only deepened, with record numbers of migrants overwhelming the border. PDF ↓ 84 July 10, 2024 Research Debunking the Top 10 Falsehoods About Donald Trump with Facts Following the first presidential debate, pundits across mainstream media claimed Donald Trump’s responses were blatant lies, leaving Americans dizzyingly confused about the facts surrounding his statements. During the same event, President Biden made several untrue and easily fact-checked statements that have been largely ignored by the media. PDF ↓ 85 June 26, 2024 Research THE ALVIN BRAGG RECORD: POLITICS BEFORE SAFETY Some say Alvin Bragg is an activist moonlighting as a prosecutor. Bragg’s first step as Manhattan DA was to issue a memo instructing his officers to cease seeking jail time for many crimes, including armed robbery. PDF ↓ 86 June 4, 2024 Research Too Little Too Late: Biden’s Executive Order Won’t Address the Border Crisis Biden’s executive order restricts the ability of migrants to seek asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border when the number of people attempting to cross reaches a certain threshold — a level that has been repeatedly hit since he took office. PDF ↓ 87 May 31, 2024 Research Inflation a Top Concern as Prices Continue to Rise As Americans continue to face higher costs with no end in sight, voters consider the cost of living and inflation as the single most important issue to them leading up to the 2024 elections. PDF ↓ 88 May 22, 2024 Research Biden’s Corporate Greed Claims Refuted Biden has become desperate by going to the progressive playbook and attempting to shift responsibility for the high prices people pay for necessities to greedy corporations rather than his administration’s own policies. PDF ↓ 89 May 1, 2024 Research Following the Money: Anti-Israel Protest Groups For years, researchers have sought to trace the source of Students for Justice in Palestine’s funding but it has been difficult as these groups exploit loopholes or are not required to disclose donations. PDF ↓ 90 May 1, 2024 Research VRS is Pushing a Leftist Agenda This research report details the impact of ESG advocacy using Virginia retirees’ pension funds. The research reveals that VRS, under the advice of proxy advisory firm ISS and through its asset managers Ballie Gifford, Jackson square, and Lansdowne Partners, are promoting. PDF ↓ 91 April 3, 2024 Research Retailers Closing Amid Crime Surge Major metropolises like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Portland, and Washington, D.C. are plagued by retail thieves, causing stores to shut down permanently. Companies are citing violent crime and the safety of their shoppers and employees as the reason for these closures. PDF ↓ 92 March 20, 2024 Research Just The News: Fact v. Fiction Just the News’ investigative reporting shows the January 6th Committee withheld crucial evidence and testimony from its final report that contradicted the committee’s preferred narrative. PDF ↓ 93 March 13, 2024 Research Illegal Migrants Bring Crime to America Immigration is considered the top problem facing the country as record numbers of migrants have crossed the border under the Biden administration. Illegal migrants crossing the border have had prior criminal convictions for violent crimes, and have committed thousands of serious violent crimes within the U.S. PDF ↓ 94 February 28, 2024 Research Americans Are Suffering Under President Biden’s Failed Economic Agenda Stubbornly high food costs continue to strain shoppers’ wallets, with government estimates showing no light at the end of the tunnel. Food insecurity rates are soaring as grocery prices are at the highest level that they’ve been in the past 30 years. The cost of owning a car is painfully high, and skyrocketing housing costs […] PDF ↓ 95 February 16, 2024 Research Joe Biden Owns the Border Crisis America’s southern border has been overrun following Joe Biden’s failed agenda, resulting in record levels of border crossings resulting in a humanitarian crisis, financed by taxpayers, as he seeks to reverse course ahead of the 2024 presidential elections. PDF ↓ 96 February 7, 2024 Research Failures and Scandals of the International Red Cross A $2.8 million lawsuit was recently filed against the International Committee of the Red Cross on behalf of persons and the families of those taken hostage by Hamas. The group has also come under fire for failing to denounce the October 7 attack on Israel by taking a neutral stance in the dispute. PDF ↓ 97 January 17, 2024 Research The Cost of Joe Biden’s Open Border Policies Providing care for the millions of migrants who enter the country illegally may cost American taxpayers up to $451 billion annually. Billions of dollars have already been spent to address the migrant crisis. PDF ↓ 98 December 20, 2023 Research Foreign Funding of U.S. Academia China, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia are three of the top five countries that have donated billions of dollars to American universities. “Roughly one out of every four of those [gifts and grants] have come from” China, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, which “often don’t have U.S interests at heart,” according to Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of Open […] PDF ↓ 99 December 1, 2023 Research NewsGuard: Background, Timeline, Controversies An analysis has found that there is an “extraordinary left-wing bias” with NewsGuard’s ratings. According to MRC Free Speech America, there is a 27-point disparity between its ratings of liberal news outlets compared to conservative outlets. PDF ↓ 100 November 10, 2023 Research Joe Biden’s Anti-Israel Administration As President Joe Biden touts his support for Israel, many of his appointees have expressed anti-Israel and anti-Semitic sentiments, even after Hamas terrorists invaded Israel and killed more than 1,400 people, including at least 31 U.S. citizens. PDF ↓ 101 October 25, 2023 Research Consequences of Biden’s Border Crisis The country’s porous borders have made it easier for terrorists to enter the U.S. In fiscal year 2023, a growing number of people encountered at the southern and northern border appeared on the FBI’s terrorist watchlist. PDF ↓ 102 October 10, 2023 Research The Real Cost of Inflation Today, a majority of Americans continue to live paycheck to paycheck as wages have been unable to keep up with rising inflation, which has hit lower-income workers particularly hard. PDF ↓ 103 September 21, 2023 Research The Politicization of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) NARA has been placed under a political spotlight yet again as they to release records to the House Oversight Committee, regarding whether Hunter Biden used Air Force 2 for personal gain at the expense of taxpayers. PDF ↓ 104 August 30, 2023 Research The Return of COVID-19 Mandates and Mask Protocols Despite the low severity of symptoms in the return of COVID-19 this year, Universities are requiring students to have COVID vaccinations and follow indoor mask guidelines against the popular view of most Americans. PDF ↓ 105 August 16, 2023 Research Top 10 Issues With China That Should Concern Every American The United States has grown dependent on China for lifesaving drugs and supplementing food shortages while its military has become increasingly aggressive. This combination is creating a national security problem that is escalating at a shocking rate. PDF ↓ 106 August 9, 2023 Research Joe Biden’s Relationship With Labor Unions is Showing Major Cracks Due To His Economic Failures When Joe Biden announced he would run for president in 2019, his strong ties to organized labor were considered crucial to his being able to compete in the Democratic Primary. PDF ↓ 107 July 11, 2023 Research Electric Vehicles: Mandates and Challenges Nearly 60% of Americans oppose phasing out the production of new gasoline cars, with only 19% saying they were very likely to purchase an EV. PDF ↓ 108 June 23, 2023 Research U.S. Air Force Chief Of Staff Charles Q. Brown, Jr. CQ Brown’s infatuation with diversity and equity has jeopardized America’s safety and security. PDF ↓ 109 May 24, 2023 Research Impacts of Ending Title 42 With the ending of Title 42 policies, Customs and Border Patrol officials expect to see at least 10,000 migrants crossing the southern border every day, overloading the courts and border cities, including an increase in terror watchlist encounters and depleting morale among Border Patrol agents. PDF ↓ 110 May 10, 2023 Research Past is Prologue: Government Efforts to Increase Homeownership Have Been Met with Disastrous Results In May 2023, The Biden-administration enacted a rule intended to increase homeownership for minorities and those with less than stellar credit by increasing mortgage credit fees on borrowers with good credit while lowering fees for riskier borrowers. PDF ↓ 111 April 21, 2023 Research The Rise of Woke Policies in the Department of Defense Under the Biden administration, there has been a marked increase in the use of resources for Equity Training, LGBTQ education, and racial bias training for military service members and the children who attend schools run by the Department of Defense. PDF ↓ 112 April 10, 2023 Research Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s Record of Failure When entering office, Bragg implemented a new strategy that reduced the prosecution of crimes in New York. He was then forced to roll back several of these policies after two NYPD officers were shot. PDF ↓ 113 March 27, 2023 Research China’s Encroachment on America China has increasingly encroached upon American society in many ways, including purchasing land near U.S. military bases, stealing American intellectual property, undermining American election integrity, purchasing American agribusiness, and infiltrating American universities. PDF ↓ 114 January 23, 2023 Research The Biden Administration has Failed to be Transparent with the American People Immediately upon taking office, President Biden vowed a commitment to government transparency. Regarding Biden’s discovered classified documents, many questions remain unanswered by the White House including what is in the documents, how they were discovered, and why the information was withheld two months after they were found. In March 2021, the Biden administration was limiting […] PDF ↓ 115 January 11, 2023 Research Americans Want Results in Washington, Not Partisan Games Recent polling shows Americans want elected officials to set aside partisan differences to address the country’s challenges. According to a December 2022 national poll conducted By NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist, 74% of Americans favor bipartisanship in Washington over standing on principle. As president, Joe Biden has ruled by executive order to enact progressive policies and authorized trillions […] PDF ↓ 116 January 9, 2023 Research Teachers Unions are Responsible for Education Learning Losses Resistance by “powerful” teachers unions to reopening schools led to poor outcomes for students. Rigorous studies found that in-person schooling was safe and not contributing to the community spread of COVID, but school systems with powerful teachers unions remained closed to in-person learning. Test scores for the ‘Nation’s Report Card’ showed that two decades of […] PDF ↓ 117 November 22, 2022 Research Data Shows Importance of Younger Voter Groups Growing According To election data, Gen Z and the youngest Millennials voted overwhelmingly Democratic and were attracted to Democratic stances on abortion, climate change, and gun rights. Young voters face serious economic headwinds and disregard their economic self-interest to support Democrats. PDF ↓ 118 November 7, 2022 Research Deadly Fentanyl is Pouring Over Our Borders and Stealing the Lives of our Children “Fentanyl has become a plague in America amid the current border crisis. …Cartels are taking advantage of the wave of migrants surging over the border.” Fentanyl has become the “Driving Force” of teenage overdose deaths, especially for black teens. PDF ↓ 119 October 27, 2022 Research Progressive Crime Policies Spur Increased Violence Since Oregon voters approved a ballot measure decriminalizing possession of hard drugs, violent crime, drug addictions and overdoses have increased in Portland and throughout the state. In San Francisco, recently recalled San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin prioritized reducing San Francisco’s jail population, which plummeted after he was elected DA. Philadelphia’s homicide rate is on […] PDF ↓ 120 October 27, 2022 Research Joe Biden is Responsible for Inflation Many Americans are suffering hardships due to inflation as a result of the Biden administration’s policies, such as the American Rescue Plan Act. Biden’s own economists have objected to Democratic talking points that inflation was due to corporate power. Analyses of the Inflation Reduction Act show the bill’s impact on inflation would be “statistically indistinguishable […] PDF ↓ 121 October 5, 2022 Research Voter Issues Concerning to Americans A 2012 report by Pew Center on the states found there were at least 1.8 million deceased people on voter rolls. In Harris County, Texas, 10,000 uncounted primary election ballots  one week after election day, caused a delay in results. Residents of Southeast Baltimore received 2020 election ballots nearly 2 years later. In North Carolina […] PDF ↓ 122 August 30, 2022 Research Biden Staff – Student Loans Biden plans to forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt. Americans owe nearly $1.75 trillion in student loan debt, spread out among 48 million borrowers. PDF ↓ 123 August 30, 2022 Research IRS Overreach The Inflation Reduction Act, passed in August 2022, included $80 billion in funding for the IRS and could allow the IRS to hire almost 87,000 new full time agents. A recent job posting from the IRS said applicants must be “willing to use deadly force.” According to Kim Bloomquist, a former IRS economist said there […] PDF ↓