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A "committee" widely cited in the media as opposing the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as HHS Secretary turns out to be Astroturf.

President Donald Trump pardoned more than 20 pro-life activists on Thursday who were prosecuted, and some imprisoned, by Biden's DOJ.

Hours after his inauguration, President Trump, in front of thousands of supporters jammed into a Washington D.C. arena, signs an avalanche of

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) on Thursday named a new chairman and new lawmakers to the House Intelligence Committee after President-elect Dona

Senate committees will begin to hold hearings this week on 13 cabinet nominees selected by President-elect Donald Trump.

Zuckerberg, whose Meta group owns Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, is in the midst of an abrupt MAGA makeover that took users and staff by s

Trump believes the wildfires could be the most costly – in terms of money – in the history of the United States.

There is no end in sight for the booming firearms industry.

Transgender YouTuber Chris Chan, 39, was identified as female by police and will be housed with women despite being biologically male, after

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Allen West has announced that he will run for governor of Texas and primary challenge Greg Abbott, who is reviled

Much has been made about Texas’ efforts to secure its border while the Biden administration has largely put the issue on the backburner.

Gas prices have reached a 7-year high under President Joe Biden — and relief is not on the horizon this summer.

The Statue of Liberty has been known for more than a century as one of the most preeminent symbols of American freedom – but now a Washington

At least nine states will place prisoners in jails ahead of the general public in getting COVID-19 vaccinations.

Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to arrest Jewish mourners not adhering to social distancing decrees following Tuesday’s funeral for Rabbi Chaim

Imagine taking a non-hot spot for coronavirus, locking down the people, achieving a worse outcome than surrounding states that didn’t lock do

The controversial aerial surveillance planes for Baltimore police started flying Friday, recording movements of everyone in the city during t

The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and various state declarations of rights don’t change.

The plan to reopen our lives and economy posted earlier this week by a group of liberal governors creates enough unrealistic benchmarks that

The House Democrats are at it again: They want another investigation of the Trump administration, and this time they hope to bring down the n