White House adviser claims GOP laws ‘would allow people to subvert’ 2022 election
A senior adviser to President Biden has claimed that certain legislation proposed by Republicans in states across the country would allow for “people to subvert” results from the…
Ukraine crisis highlights German dependence on Russian oil
close Video Russia’s imminent threat of a Ukrainian invasion has reopened Cold War-era wounds and left world leaders scrambling to shore up NATO ties to present a united…
Fox News Poll: While majority still supports Roe, opposition ticks up to new high
Support for toppling Roe v. Wade is at a new high, yet twice as many voters still want it to stand.
Biden stresses support for more police funding in shift from progressives
President Biden said he does not believe funding should be cut from police departments, claiming he has instead proposed “increasing funding” as he believes departments “need psychologists and…
Biden admin expands Trump-era ‘Remain in Mexico’ to Rio Grande Valley sector, citing court order
The Biden administration said on Friday that it has expanded the Trump-era “Remain in Mexico” program, which it had initially abolished before being blocked by a court order,…
Liberals erupt after Rep. Cawthorn cleans gun during veterans affairs hearing
Republican Rep. Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina drew the ire of liberals on social media after cleaning his gun during a veterans affairs hearing this week.
HUNGER STRIKE: THE END ‘Indefinite’ hunger strike over failed voting bill ends after 8 days
Hunger strikers for voting rights legislation ended their ‘indefinite’ protest after 8 days
New York Gov. Hochul compares forcing children to wear masks in school with wearing shoes
New York’s Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul compared children wearing face masks in schools due to coronavirus fears with wearing shoes.
Biden’s first year: About half of nominees awaiting Senate confirmation
President Biden marked his first year in office with more than half of his nominees confirmed in the Senate and a few high-profile withdrawals.
Missouri AG sues dozens of school districts over COVID-19 mask mandates
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt filed lawsuits against over a dozen school districts in the Show-Me State.