In a case that’s reigniting national concerns over election integrity, two women in Mesa County, Colorado, have been arrested for stealing and fraudulently casting at least a dozen mail-in ballots. The 21st Judicial District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday that Vicki Lyn Stuart—a U.S. Postal
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Veteran political analyst Brit Hume issued a sobering assessment Monday night, suggesting Israel may soon be forced to reoccupy the Gaza Strip—nearly two decades after its unilateral withdrawal in 2005. Appearing on Special Report with Bret Baier, Hume framed the development not as a political choice but as the likely consequence of a stalled campaign,
House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington (R-Texas) is warning that the U.S.
It was a matter of hours. Counter-terrorism authorities in England conducted two
The government’s Afghanistan watchdog reported to lawmakers that he can’t guarantee that billions of dollars in American aid isn’t being funneled to
As the immigration crisis drags on at the southern border, officials with roles relating to immigration are increasingly on the defense against
Maligned Republican Representative George Santos announced his reelection campaign on Monday afternoon.
Pamphlets coaching employees on gender pronouns are being spread throughout Goldman Sachs – and some bankers are astounded by the hypocrisy.
After two lawmakers were expelled in Tennessee, Arizona’s legislature has followed suit to expel a Republican representative for alleged ethics rules violations.
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, the hospital of preference for sitting US presidents since its opening in 1940, is under fire
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) intends to force Senators to vote on a resolution condemning former President Donald Trump’s call to
Democratic governors are in a shopping frenzy, buying up supplies of abortion medication amid legal uncertainty about the ongoing availability of the
It took House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) a record 15 ballots to secure the speakership, but his recently leaked comments cast doubt
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) said he is seeking a pardon for an Army sergeant who was convicted of murder after fatally
