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HHS Secretary Alex Azar is planning to lead a delegation to Taiwan, marking the highest-level visit by a cabinet member to the country in roughly 40 years.

An Oregon Democrat is seeking a hike in Medicaid funding to help finance unarmed response teams that would replace police officers in some instances, according to a report.

The Senator didn't hold back.

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said President Donald Trump is considering signing an executive order that would unilaterally impose a stimulus plan and include an eviction moratorium and an extension of unemployment benefits if Congress cannot close a deal on the new coronavirus relief bill by Friday.

Sarmistha Sen, 43, was found dead near a creek in Plano Saturday morning less than two hours after she went out on her regular run along the Chisholm Trail.

A "satanic mob" of Democrats aligned with former Vice President Joe Biden intend to remove Christianity from America, said Phil Robertson.

The man knows what he believes. Finally.

President Donald Trump unloaded Wednesday on “Black Lives Matter” and professional athletes who kneel for the national anthem, declaring that if he loses the 2020 presidential election for speaking out against such issues, he’s “okay” with it. “I think it’s disgraceful,” Trump said of the “new norm” of professional athletes kneeling for the “Star-Spangled Banner.” […]

In a spate of Fulani militant attacks in July on predominantly Christian villages in southern Kaduna State, Nigeria, at least 121 people were killed and thousands displaced.

The government should again impose strict coronavirus-related lockdowns for a month or longer across the U.S. in order to boost the economy, a top Federal Reserve official said Sunday. 

Ambassador Susan Rice opened up about her 23-year-old son who has differing politics in an interview Wednesday. 

As major cities across the country have fallen to violence from leftist mobs and given in to liberal demands to defund the police, Detroit has surprised the nation by maintaining law and order and refusing to cave to the mob. Detroit Police Chief James Craig appeared on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” last week to explain what [?]

L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti blasted house parties Wednesday, saying that he would order city officials to cut off water and power to offenders..

Last month, the Southeastern Legal Foundation warned the University of North Georgia the reporting form set a 'dangerous, unconstitutional precedent' that 'could be used to stifle free speech and to violate individual privacy'

Democrat Steve Sisolak says COVID-19 outbreak further heightened awareness about racial disparities.

Here we go. Democrats, the media and even some Republicans are trying to say President Trump cannot give his acceptance...

Invading Japan was not a serious option. Neither was a negotiated peace. 

No other group has shown as much contempt for its own work during the coronavirus crisis as teachers. Their unions are actively fighting to keep kids out of classrooms and to limit remote instructi…

Former Secretary of State John Kerry is using some dangerous rhetoric about the 2020 election saying if Trump wins it is because of voter suppression.

Commentary The admirable, (and convivial) Peggy Noonan, always the most civilized of the vast anti-Trump media gallery, again ...

He might be riding high in the polls, but Joe Biden’s mental acuity increasingly is an issue in the election campaign, and growling at reporters who ask about it is no way to alleviate voter concer…

A new report was released by Sky News on Turkey’s COVID-19 Coronavirus early hydroxychloroquine treatment strategy and the results are clear. The early treatment program in Turkey relies on hydroxychloroquine as the first step in the therapeutic process. Covexit.com reported: Sky News’ story about “Turkey’s COVID Detectives” by special correspondent Alex Crawford is remarkable. It…

Now, the DeSantis Administration is preparing to award more than $130 million contract to the same company in charge of the troubled unemployment system.

There's no such thing as cancel culture.

"This is the behavior of cowards," Grassley said in forceful speech to colleagues