Residents, business owners and their employees in the small fishing town of Grindavik, Iceland, were given the green light by local police to return home after a volcano erupted earlier this week. The villagers were evacuated last month due to fears of an eruption after the region experienced a series of earthquakes for weeks. The...
Different parts of the Constitution yield different answers. But we’re left with perverse outcomes. But if he’s right, we’re left with perverse outcomes.
The immunity issue has been superseded in importance by the obstruction issue. What’s interesting is what the Court’s denial signals about its view of...
President Biden on Friday signed the $886 billion defense policy bill into law, securing the largest raise in military basic pay in decades but also extending the government's authority to spy on the phone and internet activity of foreigners living abroad, which opponents fear could be used against Americans.
Migrant encounters at the southern border neared a quarter of a million in November, according to data released by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Friday. The agency reported 242,418 migrant encounters in November, up from October’s 240,986 recorded encounters, but down from September’s record of 269,735 encounters. “CBP continues to execute its important...
Former President Trump said he would allow for a peaceful transfer of power at the end of his second term if he is reelected. In a Friday interview with Trump, conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt asked the former president if he would “peacefully surrender” power at the end of another term if he is reelected....
President Biden and first lady Jill Biden on Friday mourned the presumed death of an American-Israeli man believed to have been killed during militant group Hamas's initial attack on Israel, which sparked the ongoing war in the region. "Jill and I are heartbroken by the news that American Gad Haggai is now believed to have been killed by...