Rep. Andy Biggs, the co-chair of the House Border Security caucus, told Fox News on Saturday that the crisis at the border is uniting the conservative base — although he says that sentiment is not shared in Washington D.C.
Nikki Haley on Wednesday ripped into media outlets and President Biden for praising New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s handling of the pandemic response — as the Democratic governor faces renewed scrutiny of his nursing home policies.
The Biden administration on Wednesday issued a 100-day “pause” on deportations of illegal immigrants — a dramatic move that caps a slew of immigration-related moves on President Biden’s first day in office.
The United Nation’s human rights office criticized President Trump this week for pardoning four Blackwater guards who had been convicted in connection with the killing of Iraqi civilians while working as contractors in 2007 — claiming that the pardons contribute “to impunity.
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, on Saturday called for a ban on flights from the United Kingdom into the U.S. — amid increasing concern about a new, more infectious, strain of COVID-19 found in the U.K.
President-elect Joe Biden, during the Obama administration, said the U.S. benefits from a “constant” and “unrelenting” stream of immigration — and that those with white European heritage becoming a minority in the U.S. is “a source of our strength.
Tony Bobulinski, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, claimed in an interview Tuesday that the Biden family shrugged off concerns that Joe Biden’s alleged ties to his son’s business deals could put a future presidential campaign at risk.
Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee have issued a subpoena to acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf to make him testify to the committee on threats facing the nation — with Wolf saying he was “very disappointed” in the request.
The mayor of San Francisco on Friday called Trump a “terrorist” as she sought to defend House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over her controversial visit to a salon, saying it was time to “move on.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is aiming to highlight the role Antifa and like-minded groups are playing in riots across the country, convening a Senate hearing Tuesday on the issue while alleging that radical left-wing groups are engaging in “organized terror attacks” designed to tear down government institutions.
TikTok on Saturday said it’s “here for the long run” and “not planning on going anywhere” after President Trump said he intends to ban the popular video app over widespread concerns about data security.
House Democrats on Saturday said they want answers about reports that the Department of Homeland Security compiled “intelligence reports” on journalists covering the Portland protests and monitored the communications of protesters — after DHS reassigned a top official in charge of the relevant office.
As violence and unrest surge in major cities across the U.S., liberal mayors are taking a combative stance toward the Trump administration and offers of federal help — engaging in sometimes-feisty social media feuds with officials.
The U.N. Security Council on Saturday passed a resolution authorizing a Syrian aid program that will deliver aid to the rebel-held northwest via just one border crossing — after previous efforts to authorize more crossings were torpedoed by Russia and China.
Fifty-three countries at the U.N. Human Rights Council, led by Cuba, came out in support of China’s national security law this week — a law that has formed the basis of the communist regime’s latest crackdown on the people of Hong Kong.
California Democrats in Orange County are demanding that the county’s John Wayne Airport be renamed and all likenesses of Wayne be removed from the airport, over “racist and bigoted statements” made by the American icon decades ago.
Trump supporters in New York brushed aside rain to take part in a “TrumpStock” boat parade on Saturday to show their support of the incumbent president in the Empire State.
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s, D-Minn., Republican challenger is pushing back against what he calls the radical congresswoman’s “unthinking” call to defund the Minneapolis Police Department — and says he believes he has a good chance of climbing a “political Mount Everest” and unseating her in November.
As New York phases out of its months-long lockdown in response to the coronavirus crisis, Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned New Yorkers on Saturday to stay “smart” on precautions — even sending warnings to partiers in the Big Apple.
President Trump on Saturday addressed the graduating class at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, telling more than 1,000 graduating cadets that they are the “bravest of the brave” and hailing the durability of America’s institutions “against the passions and prejudices of the moment.
A Republican who’s challenging U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., in November decried “silence” on a recent spate of deadly gun violence in Chicago amid the media focus on the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Former President George W. Bush and Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, are reportedly not expected to support the reelection of President Trump — two high profile GOP figures who are believed to be avoiding backing the Republican president in November.
Minneapolis’ Democratic Mayor Jacob Frey was booed out of a protest on Saturday after reportedly refusing to back far-left calls to defund the Minneapolis Police Department — a week after riots and looting tore through the city.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared Saturday that New York “crushed” the curve and “did the impossible” as the state begins to re-open after the peak of the coronavirus pandemic appears to have passed — even as he faces criticism over his handling of the virus.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has complained about those allegedly responsible for looting being immediately released by police back onto the streets — but they say it’s something that’s made possible by the state’s controversial bail reform law.