Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) is facing a challenging primary battle, potentially including her former chief of staff, reflecting just how polarizing a figure she has become in her home state of South Carolina. Mace fought off a tough primary challenger backed by former President Trump in 2022, proving herself to be a resilient candidate. But...
House Republicans are eyeing a redo on impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas this week after the conference fell short of penalizing the embattled cabinet head in a stunning — and embarrassing — fashion. The House is slated to hold another vote on impeaching Mayorkas on Tuesday, which Republicans expect to be successful as Majority...
Are standardized tests poised for a comeback? Dartmouth College announced this week it would be reinstating its requirement for applicants to submit scores from the SAT or ACT, a mandate that it and hundreds of other U.S. schools had dropped during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the celebration from some students and academics when...
The Judicial Crisis Network is rolling out a digital ad campaign that targets Adeel Abdullah Mangi, a Biden judicial nominees who has alleged ties to terrorist sympathizers.
Tony Bobulinski, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, is expected to testify behind closed doors on Capitol Hill Tuesday as the latest witness in the House impeachment inquiry against President Biden.
A controversial Chinese diplomat who has praised the CCP and denied the alleged Uighur genocide met with students and leadership of 3 different universities last week.
Former Marine drill instructor and Republican congressional candidate Tim O'Hara launched a viral Super Bowl ad featuring him putting fictional members of Congress through boot camp.
After Biden spent a painful 30 seconds trying to think of "Hamas" and mixed-up European leaders with their deceased predecessors, many are questioning the president's mental stamina.
Blistering heat waves and more frequent wildfires are reversing a generation of U.S. clean air gains, a new study has found. The peer-reviewed research by the climate analytics firm First Street Foundation projected that by midcentury, the increased levels of microscopic soot particles and ozone molecules entering Americans' lungs will be back to the levels they were at in 2004...