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Naming Mexico's cartels foreign terror organizations and using military force against them is an idea taking hold at breakneck speed

A New York Times reporter travels to a small town in Finland billed as the happiest place on earth, and determines that its secret to happiness is . . . multitudinous government programs and high taxes.

Destroying or altering evidence, lying under oath, leaking classified info … but no pre-dawn televised raid for any of the wrongdoers.

A Dominican-American Bronx educator, one year away from retirement, says she was fired after refusing to participate in the cross-arm, “Wakanda forever” salute to Black power.

Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton reacts to a recent poll that showed voters shifted party preference to favor the Republican Party in 2021 on 'Fox News Primetime.'

California's bank regulators say the bank was in sound financial condition the day before yesterday. | Economy

During a nine-minute softball interview with New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on MSNBC Tuesday morning, anchor Stephanie Ruhle only asked a single nine-second question about the Democrat’s recently-changed policy of forcing COVID-positive patients to return to nursing homes. Nearly 5,000 residents in such facilities across the state have died of the virus since the policy was put in place in late March.

Someone in Indiana had some fun trolling Michigan Governor with an electronic billboard.

Some San Francisco-area residents have had it with waiting for the city to send crews to fix potholes on the roadways and have taken it upon themselves to make the repairs.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) slammed President Joe Biden’s proposed $6.8 trillion budget Sunday, saying that the only way he knew how to improve it was "with a shredder."

Once again, there's evidence suggesting traditional polls aren't accurately measuring support for the president and his policies.

The U.S. Supreme Court is tackling the most significant of societal issues: our freedom to worship. This time, it is the Peace Cross war memorial.

Rogan snubbed YouTube as a strike back against Censorship...

The deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol bore the markings of an organized operation planned well in advance of the Jan. 6 joint session of Congress.

The Associated Press was recently raked over the coals for a piece by Darlene Superville referring to Darrell E. Brooks allegedly plowing his SUV into a crowd at the Waukesha

Gov. Hochul’s threat to hold up the state budget if the Legislature doesn’t fix broken bail laws is a welcome sign she’s tired of being treated like a doormat.

The war against Brazil’s indigenous people has begun. Far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro wasted no time his first two days in office, signing a decree Wednesday that hands over power to designate indigenous lands to the Ministry of Agriculture, a move that could have repercussions for the country’s 690 recognized territories in the Amazon rainforest.

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Republicans are fed up with being called anti-science. Sen. John Barrasso (R-WY), ranking member of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, demanded to know why President Biden's nominee

The vaccine will be given in three doses.

The Biden administration has turned the southwest border into a meaningless line in the sand and little more than a speedbump for aliens flooding into the country, according to a scathing federal court order blasting the president’s controversial catch-and-release policy. Known as Parole Plus Alternative to Detention (Parole+ATD) the program released over a million illegal immigrants in the U.S. in a year, supposedly tracking them with technology and other tools. Florida officials filed a lawsuit in 2021, accusing the Biden administration of violating immigration laws with policies that freed illegal aliens from detention after entering the country via the Mexican border. The state alleged that releasing illegal immigrants impacts it because about 100,000 ended up in Florida, increasing healthcare, education, and criminal justice costs.

All the official National Football League ratings data is finally in, so how did the league fare this season? In short, not well. Overall viewership for the regular season was down 9 percent. Though NFL execs spent most of the year downplaying the drop and casting the presidential election as its ratings nemesis, it looks like the league has mainly itself to blame for its declining viewership.

Companies have had more money to reinvest and create jobs

What do you suppose is more likely: A computer glitch or nefarious state employee changing thousands of voters’ party affiliation?  Or did 2000+ Oregon voters chang their voter registration while drunk and then they all forgot they had switched parties? This is all part of the ballot scandal brewing in Oregon that we’ve been reporting…

Simpsons creator Matt Groening says he never had an issue with the show's voice acting practices now under attack from the left as racist.