The unfinished sections of former president Donald Trump’s border wall are being easily breached by illegal immigrants, according to Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., who visited one of these areas in San Diego recently.
“It’s like someone built a wall with an open gate that never closes,” Issa told the Washington...
A Portland Police Bureau official said the force “can’t keep up” with the gun violence and crime plaguing the city.
Lt. Greg Pashley, a public information officer with the bureau, made the comment after a stabbing and two shootings early Wednesday morning resulted in three deaths, one of which was...
NPR was forced to issue a correction to its review of Hunter Biden’s memoir after the outlet falsely claimed U.S. intelligence had refuted the reports surrounding Hunter Biden’s alleged laptop.
The original review stated the laptop story, which tied President Joe Biden to his son’s overseas business dealings, had been...
Latino activists are protesting an Illinois school board’s decision to rename a school after former president Barack Obama, citing his record on inhumane deportations.
The Waukegan Board of Education announced earlier this year that it would rename Thomas Jefferson Middle School because of the third president’s past with slavery.
The...
Maricopa County officials called an “emergency meeting” this week after the Arizona state Senate officially hired four auditing firms to re-count the county’s 2.1 million ballots cast in the 2020 presidential election.
“I certainly hope that this 10AM ‘emergency session’ of the BOS called after 4PM yesterday is to use...
Raul Ortiz, deputy chief of U.S. Border Patrol, reported on Tuesday that he expects more than a million illegal immigrants to cross the nation's southern border by the end of 2021.
“We’re already starting to see some higher days of 6,000-plus apprehensions,” Raul Ortiz, deputy chief of the U.S. Border...
Recent federal probes involving Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., and Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., highlighted the all-too-familiar double-standard on the Left when it comes to political scandals.
First, the similarities: Based on what is known, both cases appear to involve claims of consensual sexual intercourse by congressmen who were eligible bachelors...
(Brad Polumbo, Foundation for Economic Education) The Biden administration on Wednesday released a comprehensive $2+ trillion spending proposal ostensibly focused on infrastructure. But there’s much more to this plan than meets the eye.
A glance at the proposal reveals many items that appear only tenuously related to infrastructure. In fact, several don’t...
(Headline USA) A wide-ranging lawsuit filed more than two years ago and challenging the way Georgia's elections were run has been pared down by a judge who said this week that claims against the state's “exact match” voter registration requirement can move forward.
When she narrowly lost the governor's race...
Failed gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams---who, with help from dark money, has reinvented herself as an influential activist in the anti-election-integrity movement---responded to calls for national boycotts of Georgia by saying they were “not necessary” just yet.
In response to the disastrous administration of recent elections, which thrust the state uncomfortably...
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp dismissed the corporate backlash to the state’s new election integrity law, saying he’s “glad to deal with it.”
“If they want to have a debate about the merits and the facts of the bill, then we should do that,” Kemp told CNBC on Wednesday.
Facing boycott pressure...
NBC News anchor Lester Holt received heavy criticism for his acceptance speech after being given an award for his journalistic work Tuesday.
In particular, he was being taken to task for a statement that "fairness is overrated."
Holt, who hosts "NBC Nightly News," pointed to what he claimed were online conspiracy...