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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi points fingers at former President Donald Trump for the current situation at the border on ABC News' "This Week."

A woman was arrested last week after she allegedly refused to follow a Galveston, Texas, bank's policy to ...

The sense that authority is being wielded fairly – essential to civilised life – is dissipating rapidly

Greece says there have been at least 101 vandalism attacks and attacks with incendiaries and explosives by supporters of a leftist terrorist.

When you think of International Women's Day, do you think of that as an excuse to celebrate taxpayer funded abortions abroad? Democrats do. On Tuesday, Democratic Reps. Jan Schakowsky, Marilyn Strickland,

A lawyer representing unaccompanied youth in U.S. government custody said some of the children held by the United ...

CNN's left-wing media guru Brian Stelter raised eyebrows this weekend by filming himself without pants in an attempt to prove that hosting a TV show from home "humanizes the news."

'...eliminating the Hyde Amendment is a matter of economic and racial justice'

Biden nominee Shalanda Young expressed hesitation on keeping the Hyde Amendment intact, a law that prevents taxpayer-funded abortion.

There is a temptation to call this swooning column humor on her part, but the problem is in order to be funny there needs to be an element of truth.

In response to the Derek Chauvin trial, 'The Nation' asserted the jury system allows “white people [to] go free when they kill black people.”

CNN political analyst April Ryan called Tucker Carlson's Fox News Channel program a "deadly witches brew" Sunday on CNN "Reliable Sources." | Clips

Atlanta, Georgia-based Coca-Cola, which has been in the news often over the last month for its efforts at diversifying its workforce and embracing more

CNN's "Reliable Sources" anchor Brian Stelter compares Fox News host Tucker Carlson to the former president. "Tucker has taken Trump's place as a right-wing leader. As an outrage generator. As a fire starter," he said.

Republican Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Sunday that racist attacks against Asian-Americans sparked by the coronavirus pandemic are "unacceptable," and praised President Biden for speaking about the issue during his recent primetime address. Hogan told CNN's "State of the Union," that "it really has been a serious problem." "My wife, my three daughters, my grandkids, all Asian... have felt some discrimination personally." "Friends of mine, my wife's from church, some of my daughter's friends who've really been treated pretty terribly." "Hate crimes in general last year were down 7 percent, but it was up 150 percent against the Asian community -- and it's outrageous. It's unacceptable," he said.

North Korea has not responded to behind-the-scenes diplomatic outreach since mid-February by President Joe Biden's administration, including to Pyongyang's mission to the UN.

The head of New York's vaccine rollout called county executives to see how much they supported Andrew Cuomo following multiple sexual misconduct allegations.

Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis took a break from criticizing President Joe Biden for suggesting America might…

One executive said it was 'inappropriate' at best, 'over the ethical line' at worst.

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The Democrats and their media allies work overtime to make the nation forget that almost 75 million…

One of the Democratic Party’s top lawyers, Marc Elias, has been sanctioned by a federal court for an ...

Former President Donald Trump, according to liberals, was the supposed “fascist,” who used the military and its…

From Sen. Rand Paul’s grilling of Rachel Levine to a litany of state bills to protect girls’ sports from unfair competition and gender-confused children from dangerous drugs and surgeries, the ‘gender wars’ continue to heat up.

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