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The State Department announced Tuesday that it is blocking five notorious European figures linked to the 'global censorship-industrial complex' from entering the U.S.
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Hunter Biden, the once-shielded first son, stunned listeners this week by openly turning on his father in a wide-ranging podcast interview — bluntly admitting that President Joe Biden’s loose immigration approach and the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan were nothing short of disastrous failures.
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Congress has left town for the year without a health care deal, letting ACA subsidies that helped 22 million Americans lower their insurance costs expire on December 31—and doing nothing to stop the sharp spike in premiums that’s coming.
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Vice President JD Vance didn’t mince words when responding to racist provocateur Nick Fuentes — and others such as MSNOW host Jen Psaki — over their vile attacks on the second lady. His blunt message was unmistakable: 'Eat s–t.'
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GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik stunned the political world Friday, abruptly walking away from her bid for New York governor — and revealing she won’t seek another term in Congress either.
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FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is stepping down less than a year into the job — reportedly clearing out his office, saying his goodbyes, and signaling an abrupt end to his short tenure.
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Former President Joe Biden sparked headlines Friday afternoon after stumbling over the word ‘America’ during remarks criticizing the Trump administration at an LGBTQ rights forum in Washington, DC.
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Ilhan Omar’s connections to a welfare fraud in her Minnesota district are drawing fresh scrutiny as new details come to light—and the story is only getting bigger.
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After weeks of media speculation, the White House on Monday revealed the results of President Trump’s MRI — declaring the 79-year-old to be in 'excellent overall health.'
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New York City’s far-left City Council is steering the Big Apple toward a ‘communist dystopia’ with draconian rules dictating how private property can be sold — and slapping owners with a $30,000 fine if they refuse.
The State Department announced Tuesday that it is blocking five notorious European figures linked to the 'global censorship-industrial complex' from entering the U.S.
