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A new report finds that blue state residents pay far more for electricity than their red state counterparts due to aggressive climate policies.

Alexia and Jason Preston are hosts of the Utah-based podcast, “We Are The People.”

Women in blue states have far fewer babies than those in red states as the U.S. birthrate plunges ...

A new report from Fitch says jobs in the leisure and hospitality sector recovered faster between March and ...

Florida was the No. 1 relocation destination for Americans in 2020, according to Move.org. New York and California ...

Red states, along with Democrat-controlled Vermont, topped the charts in lowest unemployment rates in April, while blue states ...

Commentary If you haven’t noticed, the United States is reorganizing itself into two Americas—blue and red. Although there ...

A majority of registered American voters believe states that imposed more stringent lockdowns to curb the spread of ...

Only three states in the union—all Republican-led—saw unemployment rates drop or remain unchanged between December 2019 and December ...

Commentary The 2020 election was, and continues to be, the most divisive in decades. With so much at ...