The American people were rightfully outraged at the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) recent incursion into our airspace with its spy balloon. The spy craft violated
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer took a victory lap on Twitter after Democrats confirmed President Joe Biden’s 100th judicial nominee, reaching the milestone quicker than
When it comes to Capitol Hill, it is so much easier to be in the minority. You can propose all kinds of bills that your
The U.S. military announced Tuesday it shot down a drone believed to have been manufactured by Iran as it was allegedly conducting surveillance over an
Philadelphia mayoral candidates have begun releasing plans to try cleaning up the city’s open-air drug market, but the neighborhood’s residents are skeptical. Kensington’s streets are
China earlier this month said it would develop new ground stations in Antarctica to support its satellite activity and data collection as concerns mount over
Am I a closet racist? After 30-plus years of providing conscientious care to diverse patients in the Washington, D.C. area, I would have thought the answer
The United States has had its fair share of strange state laws in its 246 years of existence. Here’s a quick look at some of
The Tennessee Senate passed a bill prohibiting medical providers from offering gender-transitioning treatment to transgender youth. The legislation passed Monday along party lines in a
For over four decades, South Carolina has played a crucial role in determining the eventual Republican presidential nominee. Voting third in the GOP’s nominating calendar
Happy Valentine’s Day. That feeling in your heart is Cupid’s arrow and definitely not from a vaccine. Who knows? You’ll be dead by then. But
A portion of an Arizona freeway will remain closed in both directions into Wednesday morning after a deadly rollover resulted in a hazmat spill Tuesday
Laura Ingraham ripped into the climate alarmists’ seeming lack of concern over environmental train disaster in Ohio and how liberals are contributing to the destruction
Hundreds of people gathered for a vigil Tuesday evening to honor Michigan State University student Alexandria Verner, a third-year student who was among three killed
The first “Teddy bear” was put on sale on this day in history, Feb. 15, 1903. Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, the stuffed bear was
The American people were rightfully outraged at the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) recent incursion into our airspace with its spy balloon. The spy craft violated
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer took a victory lap on Twitter after Democrats confirmed President Joe Biden’s 100th judicial nominee, reaching the milestone quicker than
When it comes to Capitol Hill, it is so much easier to be in the minority. You can propose all kinds of bills that your
The U.S. military announced Tuesday it shot down a drone believed to have been manufactured by Iran as it was allegedly conducting surveillance over an
Philadelphia mayoral candidates have begun releasing plans to try cleaning up the city’s open-air drug market, but the neighborhood’s residents are skeptical. Kensington’s streets are
China earlier this month said it would develop new ground stations in Antarctica to support its satellite activity and data collection as concerns mount over
Am I a closet racist? After 30-plus years of providing conscientious care to diverse patients in the Washington, D.C. area, I would have thought the answer
The United States has had its fair share of strange state laws in its 246 years of existence. Here’s a quick look at some of
The Tennessee Senate passed a bill prohibiting medical providers from offering gender-transitioning treatment to transgender youth. The legislation passed Monday along party lines in a
For over four decades, South Carolina has played a crucial role in determining the eventual Republican presidential nominee. Voting third in the GOP’s nominating calendar
Happy Valentine’s Day. That feeling in your heart is Cupid’s arrow and definitely not from a vaccine. Who knows? You’ll be dead by then. But
A portion of an Arizona freeway will remain closed in both directions into Wednesday morning after a deadly rollover resulted in a hazmat spill Tuesday
Laura Ingraham ripped into the climate alarmists’ seeming lack of concern over environmental train disaster in Ohio and how liberals are contributing to the destruction
Hundreds of people gathered for a vigil Tuesday evening to honor Michigan State University student Alexandria Verner, a third-year student who was among three killed
The first “Teddy bear” was put on sale on this day in history, Feb. 15, 1903. Named after President Theodore Roosevelt, the stuffed bear was
