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Democrats in Washington are working to enact the largest, most reckless spending package in America’s history—with a price tag of $4.7 trillion.

Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s assassin is facing his 16th parole hearing Friday — and for the first time, prosecutors will not fight to keep him behind bars.

Rep. Jake Ellzey, R-Texas, who deployed to Afghanistan three times as a Navy fighter pilot, told Fox News in an exclusive interview he wants to know "who’s behind the curtain" after President Biden said during a Thursday press conference that he had been "instructed" to call on certain reporters.

Speaking at an event in Iowa with Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz last Thursday night, Greene announced she would file new articles of impeachment against Biden.

Another item from today’s “having solved all other problems” file comes this tweet from the CDC: Are you using #inclusive language? CDC’s Health Equity Guiding Principles for Inclusive Communication shares preferred terms and language. https://t.co/ppe64URTzx. — CDC (@CDCgov) August 27, 2021 Well… okay… Cdc doesn't have anything more important to do right now? — Mark …

The message being sent is worth the effort.

House Financial Services Ranking Member Patrick McHenry said Democrats have been more concerned about politics than helping Americans facing imminent eviction.

While the Taliban has claimed to offer an “amnesty” for those who helped western forces, there have been numerous reports of door-to-door searches and brutal retaliations.

Good news for gun owners, and bad news for the Biden administration.

Fox News WH correspondent Peter Doocy questioned press sec Jen Psaki on the logistics of getting American citizens out of Afghanistan once all troops were gone.

On the day that twelve US Marines and some 150 civilians were blown apart by suicide bombers, it was heartening to learn what real heroism is. Until January 6th, the highlight of Michael Byrd's "law-enforcement" career was leaving his loaded Glock in a

President Biden and Dr. Anthony Fauci discussed requiring COVID-19 booster shots every five months rather than every eight as previously anticipated.

The identities of the 13 US service members who were killed by an ISIS-K suicide bomber outside the Kabul airport while helping to oversee the evacuation of thousands of Americans and Afghan allies…

President Biden’s German shepherd Major attacked many more people than the White House has disclosed, according to newly released emails.

Kaylee Greenlee At least 30 Afghan children have arrived in the U.S. alone as refugees and were taken to federal shelters where officials hold

Spokesperson Ned Price leads the Department Press Briefing, at the Department of State, on August 27, 2021.

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A day after Biden vowed retaliation for a Kabul airport attack, evacuations and refugee preparations continue and the US and the Taliban work uneasily together.

A female U.S. Army soldier posted a TikTok threatening to shoot U.S. citizens if martial law is declared and they refuse to obey.

A Florida judge ruled Governor Ron DeSantis's executive order banning mask mandates in schools was unconstitutional, while also rejecting many of the anti-mask claims DeSantis made when issuing the ban back in July.

Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller is demanding that senior U.S. leaders hold themselves accountable for actions made during the U.S. military's withdrawal from Afghanistan that led to the deaths of 13 service members.

The Biden administration released its findings Friday from a 90-day investigation into the origin of the coronavirus and said it was unable to definitively conclude where the virus causing COVID-19 originated from.

KABUL - After a long week conquering Afghanistan, the Taliban has taken over the presidential palace in Kabul, and is so happy to finally enjoy the luxury of beds and electricity and bathrooms that they have been deprived of for so long as they hid out in the harsh mountains for twenty years. But after just a few days of getting settled in, the Taliban has ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Florida school districts can legally require their students to wear masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19, a judge ruled Friday, saying Gov. Ron DeSantis overstepped his authority when he issued an executive order banning such mandates.