Republican Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton sparred with Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin over the Pentagon’s handling of an attack and counterstrike against Iran-backed group in Syria just before a key…
Republican Pennsylvania Rep. Mike Kelly and Democratic New Jersey Rep. Donald Payne sparred over who is to blame for the surge in illegal immigration in recent years during a hearing…
Never Back Down, the political action committee (PAC) that intends on recruiting Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to run for president in 2024, hired a strategic communications director – another former…
The California State Legislature passed a bill Monday night that would establish a limit on the profit margins oil companies can earn refining gasoline in the state. The proposed legislation…
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida is set to be the keynote speaker at an event in Israel next month, in an effort to ease tensions in Israel and strengthen…
Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville of Alabama is single-handedly holding up confirmations of top Department of Defense (DOD) positions over what he calls executive overstep into Congress’ jurisdiction over abortion policies,…
Lurking deep in the depths of alphabet agencies dotted around our nation’s capital is a network of bureaucrats and agency heads who possess incredible amounts of power. On a whim,…
The U.S. House of Representatives decisively passed bipartisan legislation Monday to crack down on the Chinese organ harvesting industry. In a 412-2 vote, the House approved H.R. 1154, the Stopped…
Chicago mayoral runoff candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas have each garnered endorsements from prominent Democrats as the race enters its final stretch. Vallas and Cook County Commissioner Johnson came…
Pope Francis urged technology leaders Monday to find “ethically sound” ways to use artificial intelligence after an altered photo of him went viral over the weekend, according to Vatican News.…
Roughly 8% of remittances sent from the U.S. to Mexico are linked to crime, such as money laundering, according to Bloomberg. Mexicans largely living in the U.S. have sent $4.4…
The top four downloaded applications in the past 30 days in the U.S. Apple App Store and Google Play Store are owned by Chinese-tied companies, according to data from Apptopia…
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Monday that he would pause advancing legislation on judicial reform after protests broke out across the country, according to Israel National News. Netanyahu fired…
A Canadian Pacific (CP) train derailed near Wyndmere, North Dakota, late Sunday night and spilled a hazardous material used in road construction, a CP spokesperson confirmed to the Daily Caller…
President Joe Biden promised to end the death penalty during his presidential campaign, but two years into his presidency his Department of Justice (DOJ) is still fighting death row inmates’…
The Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal of a trial lawyer who was convicted after he secured a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron in Ecuadorian court by bribing the…
Saudi Arabian energy giant Aramco, the largest oil producer in the world, announced a multibillion dollar investment in a Chinese oil firm Monday morning, continuing the oil giant’s expansion into…
Mary Eberstadt, a conservative American author, canceled her speech at Furman University to avoid interacting with an expected “angry mob” of protesters, she wrote in The Wall Street Journal on…
The Biden administration is set to broker a deal with Mexico to crack down on fentanyl, NBC News reported Monday. The agreement would mean that Mexico will target the chemicals…
The president of Connecticut College (CC) announced on March 24 that she would be stepping down amid backlash for plans to host an event at a golf club accused of…