EXCLUSIVE: Former Acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller said China “must be laughing hysterically” at the U.S. as senior defense leadership gets “caught up” in “culture wars."

Rep. Ilhan Omar shared a recording of a profane death threat she says was received by her office, blaming Republicans who are trying to remove her from a House committee.

Democrats and Republican lawmakers are sounding the alarm that the Biden administration's ESG priorities may be detrimental to the financial well-being of Americans.

Rep. Mike Quigley, one of the more senior Democratic members to sit on the House Intelligence Committee, learned of the news "second or third hand."

A new bill from Rep. Darrell Issa would prevent the federal and state government from pursuing plans to tax drivers by the mile, an idea officials have been looking at for a decade.

The Fabelmans, Steven Spielberg’s fictionalized autobiography, is up for seven Oscars this year. The nominations include best picture and best director for Spielberg, who has won that award twice before. He might well win it again for The Fabelmans, an achingly tender portrayal of young Sammy Fabelman’s self-realization as a filmmaker. But Spielberg, the real-life Sammy, fails in his central effort to excuse his mother for abandoning her husband and breaking up their family of six.

As he seriously considers a presidential run in 2024, former Republican Gov. of Arkansas Asa Hutchinson will get a helping hand from a super PAC backed by a $1 million contribution

Republicans in Florida have introduced bills in the state legislature and the senate that would prohibit students from accessing TikTok on school-provided internet.

You are “$20 billion too little and two years too late,” reads the letter that Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) handed President Joe Biden earlier in the month during the president’s first visit to the southern border. With a record-setting number of border crossings in 2022, there's a clear need for more cooperation and attention on immigration.

The coronavirus pandemic was hard on many people. Schoolchildren lost not just months but years of learning. Parents, especially mothers, could not work because teachers unions would not let schools reopen. Many workers who could not do their jobs remotely lost those jobs through no fault of their own.