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Fauci makes admission to Rand Paul about COVID boosters for young kids

At a Senate committee hearing, Dr. Anthony Fauci saidthere is "not enough data" to show whether COVID-19 booster shots lowered death or hospi

Meet The 40 New Covid Billionaires

The richest of these new billionaires is Li Jianquan, the president of Chinese medical products manufacturer Winner Medical, which ramped up 

Virginia goes red: How woke politics helped Republicans take the state

LifeSite Contributing Editor, Claire Chretien, sits down with Political Media CEO Larry Ward to discuss the recent gubernatorial election in

No more excuses. It’s time to return to school in person, full time

Educators in many parts of the country are now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine, which should mean one thing: No more excuses. It’s time

Top Republican seeks action to steady insurance market

Brady, who issued Thursday's call to action, is one of the main authors of the House GOP health care bill.

Bill requires Pentagon to report cyber operations outside of war zones

The legislation comes as cyber attacks become a central concern of national security.

The RESPECT Act needs to get to President’s desk

The IRS Can Seize Your Money Based on a Hunch. This Bill Will Bring That to an End.

House passes legislation to roll back banking rules

The vote will free Wall Street from many constraints put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.

Crimes Against Humanity

Members of Congress Push for Aid to Victims of ISIS in Middle East

America’s community banks hope for lighter regulation

The fixed costs of regulation weigh more on them than on bigger lenders

Update the 4th Amendment?

How do we adapt old, established rules to new technology?

Reversing the Net Neutrality power grab

The FCC's recent vote to begin undoing an Obama-era power grab is the right solution for consumers.

Congressional committee wants answers on 'Fast and Furious' gun scandal

Coverups continue more than six years after Congress revealed an ill-advised U.S. government effort to catch gun traffickers.

Q&A: Qatar's falling out with its Arab neighbors

The move reflects longstanding anger at Qatar's support for Islamist groups that are outlawed by other Arab nations.

Humans were already changing the environment 11,500 years ago

Man-made environmental change isn't new.

Pirates are making a comeback on the high seas

A new report from watchdog group Oceans Beyond Piracy says seafaring incidents involving kidnap for ransom jumped last year.

Millions of dollars’ worth of research in limbo at NIH

The leadership at the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, has banned the use of data collected.

A Right to know

California considers law to inform patients of doctors’ misconduct

Don't ever forget D-Day and what it meant for our nation

Soldiers of the American, British and Canadian forces stormed the beaches of Normandy and led to the defeat of Nazi Germany.

Dear Mrs. Clinton: Please concede the election, now

Last week Hillary Clinton reprised her notorious Wellesley graduation speech with another graceless graduation day speech.