(Headline USA) President Joe Biden announced a new sweeping package of sanctions against Russia this week in response to Vladimir Putin’s attack on Ukraine. However, he said the economic punishment will not apply to Russia’s energy industry, which drives the Russian economy.
"You know, in our sanctions package, we specifically designed...
(Headline USA) The Secret Service cannot find three years’ worth of travel information for Hunter Biden, according to the Republican senators investigating the Bidens’ foreign business deals.
The agency told Sens. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., this month that they cannot produce communications related to Hunter Biden’s travels during...
(Headline USA) In yet another example of leftist desperation to dig up some kind of dirt on former President Donald Trump, a congressional oversight committee sought additional documents Friday from the National Archives related to Trump’s handling of White House records as the panel looks to expand its already...
(Headline USA) In most midterm election years, races for state supreme court seats are overshadowed by campaigns for governor or the Senate.
But after several cycles in which leftists have used under-the-radar elections to skew outcomes in their favor through back-door stragegies, some Republicans say the party's priorities need to...
(Joshua Paladino, Headline USA) Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., said the federal government should have a plan "on the table" to expel Russian students from American universities and Russian diplomats from their American embassy, reported Gateway Pundit.
“Frankly, I think closing their embassy in the United States, kicking every Russian student out...
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) A New York Times reported admitted that former President Donald Trump's presence in the White House held off Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine because of his unpredictability, Fox News reported.
According to reporter Peter Baker, the volatility of Trump's demeanor added increased risks to...
(Headline USA) New York City public school students will be allowed to remove their masks outside starting next week but must keep them on indoors for now, Schools Chancellor David Banks said Friday.
“I am so pleased that we are able to make this exciting announcement and safely allow students...
(John Ransom, Headline USA) China experts are expressing outrage that the US Department of Justice has dropped its China Initiative that sought to root out Chinese communist spying among researchers in the US, calling the decision “inexplicable.”
"China is stealing hundreds of billions of dollars of U.S. intellectual property each year," columnist...
Editor's note: This article is being run in its unedited version as part of Headline USA's ongoing series exposing the extreme media bias of the Associated Press.
The influential AP news syndicate continues to deny malfeasance in the 2020 election, during which well-funded leftist election officials in otherwise red states...
(Headline USA) With the outbreak of a global war to ensure limited public vetting, President Joe Biden laid his opening bid in a Supreme Court battle by casting off a candidate who had broad bipartisan support in favor of a more radical judge backed by radical activist groups.
Biden on...
(Headline USA) Oklahoma's U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe, the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, says he will step down before his six-year term is up and that he is “absolutely” at peace with the decision.
In an interview published Friday by The Oklahoman, the 87-year-old Inhofe said he...
(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) In an all-time classic Friday news dump, only with a full-blown war instead of a mere weekend to deflect attention elsewhere, the Biden administration is set to announce that it’s time to start de-masking the American populace.
There’s a reason the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...