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I’m asking my fellow Arizonans to reelect President Trump and send me back to the Senate.

We should avoid the politics of fear that erodes our confidence in the war against the coronavirus.

As the election approaches, we're watching two competing magic acts.

While Justice Amy Coney Barrett was being confirmed, the Court nixed a rewrite of Wisconsin election law – in contrast to last week’s deadlock in a Pennsylvania case.

As Americans go to the polls, workers are prepared to render judgment on a president who has failed to keep his promises. 

As a Democratic voter, I welcome recent changes in electoral forecasts that show Democrats winning back the Senate.

There are two main reasons why I’m sticking with Trump.

On Tuesday night, "Tucker Carlson Tonight" will have an extensive interview with a man called Tony Bobulinksi.

Amy Coney Barrett has just become the first mother of school-aged children to serve on the Supreme Court, and I am proud to have voted to confirm her.  

I can promise you that Justice Barrett has proven that she is a strong Constitutionalist.

It’s done. Judge Amy Coney Barrett is now a sitting Supreme Court justice. 

In nominating Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, President Trump kept his promise by choosing an undaunted originalist.

Is there really a hidden Trump vote, and is it large enough to make a difference in the election? Here's what I've found...

I served for four decades on the Senate Judiciary Committee, including three separate stints as chairman. I know a thing or two about Supreme Court nominees. 

From acceptance speech through final confirmation hearings we have seen one of the most qualified nominees to ever be nominated to the Supreme Court.

American Jews, already anxious about rising anti-Semitism in the United States, now have further cause for alarm.

From the time of his first election four years ago, President Trump promised to appoint justices in the mold of Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas. He has kept that promise.

Welcome to the final week of one of the most vengeful and acrimonious elections in our country’s history.

It’s critical that we don’t skip any steps while attempting to lift people up--ourselves included.

In L.A. County, California the government has canceled another chance to let our stir-crazy kids be kids.