When Oklahoma leaders descended on the state Capitol Wednesday morning, there were plenty of things on their special session to-do list. But none got more attention than the bullseye Republicans…
New York City is changing its admission policies implemented by former Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio, now basing admissions to selective high schools and middle schools on test scores amidst…
The House of Representative passed sweeping antitrust legislation targeting Big Tech with bipartisan support following a Thursday afternoon vote. The bill, known as the Merger Fee Filing Modernization Act, passed…
Co-hosts on “The View” defended President Joe Biden Thursday in the wake of a gaffe involving the late Republican Rep. Jackie Walorski of Indiana. “I mean, she passed last month,…
Following the first federal lawsuit against the Biden administration’s student loan debt bailout plan, “The Squad” held a Capitol Hill press conference to advocate for a “swift and equitable implementation…
Illegal migrants are increasingly taking to the northern border to get into the U.S., exploiting manpower issues and lax travel requirements, according to border officials who spoke with the Daily…
Newly released data from the Commerce Department show what some people have been saying for months: the nation is in recession. Furthermore, the Biden administration’s cherry picking of data has…
Eighty-four-year old Joan Jacobson never imagined she would be shot when she knocked on the door of a Michigan couple’s home, hoping to convince them not to vote for local…
President Joe Biden’s Department of Agriculture (USDA) is spending tens of millions in tax dollars to bring fiber optic internet to rural southeast Alaska. As part of USDA’s “Reconnect Program,”…
Congress has a decision to make soon that will affect the nation’s ability to deter China and maintain the U.S. role in the Pacific. Without meaningful action to renew U.S.…
For too long, Big Tech companies have abused the government’s anemic enforcement of antitrust law to kill competition, cozy up to hostile foreign actors, and consolidate power at the expense…
Six Republican-led states are suing the Biden administration for allegedly overstepping executive powers related to President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. The Biden administration unveiled its plan to partially…
Protests in Seattle, Washington, due to the newly proposed homeless megaplex in Chinatown’s International District (Chinatown-ID), have taken an interesting turn as homeless counter-protesters have started to rally against area residents, according…
An election worker in Michigan allegedly engaged in criminal activity during an August primary election, officials revealed Wednesday. Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker charged James Donald Holkeboer with felony election…
Chevron is selling its global headquarters in California as it continues to move its operations and employees to Texas, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday. The oil giant sold 92…
Nearly three quarters of economists believe a global recession is at least somewhat likely to occur by the end of 2023, according to a survey released Wednesday by the World…
Conservative political pundits love to air videos of Old Joe’s erratic, often unintelligible remarks. There are sure to be “replays” of many of these in campaign commercials during the nonstop…
Trust in the judicial branch of the federal government has fallen by 20% since 2021, according to a new poll released by Gallup on Thursday. The poll showed that only…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) tapped a “suicidologist” to address the rising suicides among its ranks amid a surge in illegal migration at the southern border, the Washington Examiner…
The partisans running the House Jan. 6 committee would like you to believe there’s a controversy over an ex-Republican coming out with his own “unauthorized” Jan. 6 book the day…