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Trump cracks down on drug ads on TV, social media that he says mislead people
President Trump on Tuesday went after pharmaceutical companies, accusing them of intentionally concealing dangerous side effects when marketing their drugs on TV and social media.
Not a victimless crime: Angel Families reshape the narrative about illegal immigration
Mary Ann Mendoza went to bed on Mother's Day in 2014 not knowing her nightmare was about to begin.
U.S. tech companies enabled the surveillance and detention of hundreds of thousands in China
The body camera hung from the top of the IV drip, recording the slightest twitch made by Yang Guoliang as he lay bloody and paralyzed in a hospital bed after a police beating with bricks.
Stabbing death of Ukrainian refugee by ‘madman’ brings focus to Trump’s anti-crime agenda
For two weeks, the harrowing story of a young Ukrainian refugee killed in an unprovoked attack by a homeless ex-convict flew under the national media radar. But no longer.
What kind of person might want to kill Trump? We’re about to find out
The first trial in nearly 40 years of someone accused of nearly assassinating a president is turning into a circus. Ryan Routh, charged with trying to shoot President Trump on his West Palm Beach golf course last summer, is representing himself at his trial, which began Monday at a federal courthouse in Fort Pierce, Florida.
Feds arrest hundreds of Sinaloa Cartel members, seize drugs and guns, in nationwide crackdown
The Drug Enforcement Administration on Monday said its officers arrested hundreds of Sinaloa Cartel members and seized hordes of guns and drugs during a week-long operation targeting the powerful Mexican crime syndicate.
Hyundai immigration raid shows perils of foreign investment on U.S. soil
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said Hyundai's megaplant would create jobs, and it did -- for illegals.
ICE announces new ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ to arrest illegal immigrants in Chicago area
ICE swarmed deportation officers to Illinois on Monday, kicking off a massive operation to arrest unauthorized immigrants whom the agency said had been protected by the state's sanctuary laws.
Supreme Court OKs Trump’s L.A. immigration sweeps, says ethnicity ‘relevant factor’
The Supreme Court rode to the rescue of President Trump's immigration crackdown on Monday, giving a green light to the kind of aggressive tactics ICE used in its "mass deportation" arrests in Los Angeles earlier this year.
NATO’s 5% defense mandate exposes Europe’s creative accounting
Under the terms of a new agreement, NATO members are on the hook to spend 5% of their GDP on defense. European leaders, however, are scrambling to meet -- or at least appear to meet -- the new benchmark.
Young Ukrainian refugee’s mass transit stabbing death fuels uproar
Outrage is building over the death of a young Ukrainian refugee who fled to the U.S. seeking safety, only to be stabbed to death in a random light rail attack by a homeless ex-convict with multiple previous arrests.
‘Chipocalypse Now’: Trump zeroes in on Chicago as part of sanctuary city cleanup
The Trump administration is stepping up its federal presence in sanctuary cities, bringing in the National Guard to assist law enforcement in detaining and deporting criminal illegal immigrants, whether local Democratic officials like it or not.
Why parents are abandoning public schools — by the millions
If you've ever wondered why so many hardworking families are making considerable financial sacrifices to enroll their children in private education instead, consider three recent headline stories.
‘Religion clearly a factor’: Minneapolis Catholic school shooting comes with rise in church attacks
Those searching for the motivation behind the Minneapolis school shooting may be missing the obvious, as those who track violence against churches can attest.
‘Golden age’ dawns on once-isolated Kim Jong-un
Kim Jong-un's global prestige received a massive boost from his prominent profile in Beijing Wednesday, prompting experts to say North Korea's widely derided leader is enjoying new relevance.
Checked out: Biden staff scrambled to make thousands of pardons look presidential
New documents show that President Biden was checked out of decisions on pardoning felons and commuting the sentences of death row inmates while his aides worked to make him look involved on paper.
A tough row to hoe: Trump-loving farmers weather low crop prices, tariff costs on fertilizer
Crop prices are low due to big yields, and high fertilizer costs from President Trump's tariff wars are stressing out the heartland.
Traditional marriage advocates sharpen message as Supreme Court eyes challenge to same-sex marriage
Suppose you think same-sex couples are the victims in the legal battle over marriage. In that case, Kate Faust says you are wrong: It is the children.
Kennedy strikes back: HHS secretary battles outraged Democrats at hearing centered on vaccines
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. beat back Senate Democrats' blistering barrage of attacks Thursday accusing him of eviscerating U.S. vaccine policies.
Britain’s free speech crisis
Before this week, I had no idea who Graham Linehan was.
