Former President Bill Clinton was discharged from a Washington hospital on Tuesday and will be home for Christmas after he was admitted the day before with a fever.
President Biden's veto of a law creating more than 60 federal judgeships is getting bipartisan pushback after lawmakers and the Judicial Conference of the United States called for more judges throughout the nation's courts.
As Christians around the world celebrate Christmas, there is no joy among the ancient Christian community of Syria. There have been Christians there longer than anywhere. Antioch, located just across the Turkish border from northwest Syria, is where the disciples of Jesus were first called Christians. How much longer Syria’s Christian community can survive, after […]
Whether you hate them or love them, there is no denying the enduring popularity of Hallmark-style Christmas movies. No other genre is able to pull off such similar plots, oddly specific festivals, and character tropes quite like the romantic holiday specials that inundate our screens every winter. Their appeal is not realism or plausibility but […]
Trump's chaotic governing style, characterized by rapid turnover of aides, short attention span, and an inability to read briefing books, has been described as akin to a toddler's, and his insecurity and need for praise have been cited as his main weaknesses.
President-elect Trump’s inauguration is getting $1 million from Toyota Motor North America. A spokesperson for Toyota confirmed the inauguration donation to The Hill on Tuesday. Toyota joins Ford and a number of other companies in pledging significant donations to Trump's inauguration. Ford is reportedly donating $1 million. Meta and Amazon both handed over seven-figure donations...
President-elect Trump's return to the White House is expected to bring a return to border policies that emphasize security and U.S. sovereignty, as the Biden-Harris administration's record on border security has seen nearly 11 million illegal encounters on the border in less than four years.
Republican Rep. Don Bacon (Neb.), who won a hotly contested general election race last month, said the House GOP will be “better off” without “volatile” lawmakers in the next Congress. Bacon did not mention the members he was referring to in comments about the House's passage last week of a measure to keep the government...