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FBI arrests suspect in pipe bomb placements at GOP, Democratic headquarters on eve of Jan. 6, 2021
The FBI has made an arrest in its investigation of the placement of pipe bombs at the Republican and Democratic Party headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, according to a report.
Democrats refusing to negotiate on Obamacare subsidies
Democrats, believing they have the political upper hand on a health care cliff they created, are rebuffing GOP alternatives to extending enhanced Obamacare subsidies set to expire this year.
Win in a loss: Democratic Party official sees loss in Nashville as harbinger of doom for Trump’s GOP
Even in defeat, the top brass at the Democratic National Committee claimed victory coming out of a special election this week that their candidate lost in a reliably red Tennessee congressional district.
Trump rolls back ‘ridiculous’ Biden-era fuel economy standards in bid to lower new-car costs
President Trump announced Wednesday he will eliminate strict fuel economy standards imposed under the Biden administration that have been blamed for driving up the cost of new cars.
New documentary claims Bush 41 was informed aliens made contact
It's official: The aliens are here. And one U.S. president knew it for sure.
U.S. spent more on Afghanistan rebuild than Marshall Plan; nothing to show after two decades of war
The U.S. government spent more money on its ambitious but ultimately futile project to create a stable and democratic Afghanistan than it did under the post-World War II Marshall Plan, which rehabilitated more than a dozen European countries ravaged by conflict.
Congress subpoenas Jack Smith’s testimony about Trump classified docs, 2020 transfer of power cases
The House Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena Wednesday compelling testimony from Jack Smith, the former special counsel who pursued prosecutions against President Trump.
Dead people, bogus applications: Audit finds Obamacare premium tax credit teeming with fraud
Obamacare's premium tax credit is plagued with fraud, Congress' chief watchdog said Wednesday, erecting new hurdles for Democrats who insist on expanding the program and have even forced a government shutdown over the issue.
Cloned key fobs and antennas are powering a new wave of car thefts in U.S.
Gone are the days when car thieves hotwired vehicles or hacked ignitions with a screwdriver and a USB cable.
Americans shun EVs as tax credits disappear; industry adjusting to rollback of rules
Americans were already feeling uneasy about purchasing an electric vehicle. Then the generous tax subsidies ended.
Zelenskyy (still) does not have the cards to beat Russia
"The fact is that Ukraine, which is a non-NATO country, is going to be vulnerable to military domination by Russia no matter what we do," President Obama told The Atlantic in 2016.
Supreme Court grapples with judges’ leeway in deciding asylum cases
The Supreme Court on Monday tried to sort out whether federal judges must defer to immigration courts when they hear appeals of asylum claims, in a case that could help speed up some deportation cases.
Left-wing activists ready to seize baton of power from party elders
A revolution is building inside the Democratic Party. Left-wing activists see growing ranks of young Democrats disenchanted with the party's older leaders, who they say aren't solving the country's problems and don't share their increasingly favorable view of socialist policies.
Feds clam up a year after New Jersey drone sightings
Look, up in the sky! It's a bird. It's a plane. It's -- well, it's been a year since the drone sightings over New Jersey and we still don't quite know what it was all about.
Democrats’ crime policies are suicidal
If public safety is the yardstick of civilization, chaos is just around the corner.
Suspect in Guardsmen shooting may have been radicalized after settling in U.S., Trump officials say
Top Trump administration officials said Sunday that the Afghan refugee accused of shooting two National Guard members before Thanksgiving in the nation's capital likely had been radicalized in the U.S. after entering the country in 2021.
Global demand, depleted U.S. stockpiles have American firms cranking up rocket, missile production
Global demand for arms in an increasingly fractious world and an alarmingly depleted U.S. stockpile of long-range weapons are driving a dramatic surge in the American defense industry's production of rockets and missiles.
Trump awaits make or break rulings on firings, campaign finance from Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has a defining couple of weeks ahead of it.
‘Seditious Six’ unlikely to face punishment, say law experts
Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona stands out as the most likely to face penalties among the six Democratic lawmakers who, in an online video, told members of the military to refuse illegal orders from the commander in chief, according to military law professionals.
The success of Trump’s mid-decade redistricting strategy hinges on court action
Four months into the redistricting fight, President Trump's push to carve out more GOP-friendly seats has slipped into legal limbo, raising the chance that Democrats could end up with the upper hand.
