Most illegal immigrants at the border are still being caught and released after the end of Title 42, according to new numbers obtained by The Washington Times that challenge Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas' promises of "consequences."
Congressional Democrats revived a proposal Thursday to reinstate a fossil fuels export ban in a multipronged bid to lower the price of natural gas and petroleum products while decreasing fossil fuel production to combat climate change.
The leaders of the world's seven largest economies will announce new sanctions on Russia at their summit in Japan in the latest effort to force Moscow to end its war in Ukraine, a senior White House official said.
After months of rhetorical bomb-throwing between President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy over the debt limit, both sides are now negotiating quietly to avert a default by June 1.
The health problems of ailing Sen. Dianne Feinstein are more serious than previously disclosed, including a case of encephalitis, according to a report Thursday.
Alaska lawmakers began a special session Thursday after failing to reach agreement on a state spending package during their four-month regular session.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak held a productive meeting with his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida in Hiroshima on Thursday. Coming before the start of the G-7 summit on Friday, it saw the announcement of a new "Hiroshima Accord" between Japan and the U.K.
An important debate is underway in Washington. It centers on whether the United States should prioritize its supply of weapons to Ukraine or Taiwan. This debate is welcome. What should not be welcome, however, is the suggestion that the U.S. can provide maximal weapons support to both nations at the same time.
The economy of the United States has become more consolidated and more regulated over the past generation, and it turns out that regulation is a leading cause of the consolidation.
At the same time that Disney is beginning to warm its relationship with China once again, ESPN has coincidentally decided to spike a documentary about the Tiananmen Square massacre.