Former President Donald Trump suggested that there could be changes made to the Republican National Committee after the South Carolina primary.

Former President Donald Trump is pointing to turmoil in the commercial real estate and banking industry to argue his real estate transactions were pristine and should not be sanctioned by a New York judge weighing whether the Trump Organization committed fraud.

The U.S. House is ready to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over border security, a deeply partisan and highly unusual attack on a Cabinet official that has drawn concerns from constitutional scholars and rebuke from Democrats.

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If the United States does not impose prohibitive costs on the Iranian puppet master, its puppets’ aggression will only get deadlier. 

Every big NFL moment has to start somewhere—and for the NFL’s game balls, that somewhere is Ada, Ohio.

Doug Emhoff is predicting San Francisco 49ers mega-fan Vice President Harris will be none too pleased with the outcome of the Super Bowl on Sunday, saying the Kansas City Chiefs are “likely going to win” the big game. “This is a big deal for her because this is her team,” the second gentleman said during a...

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) said he was focused on getting former President Trump elected to the White House when asked to respond to speculation he could be Trump’s pick for vice president. Trump mentioned Scott and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) when Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo asked him about his top picks for...

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) top lawyers are urging lawmakers to avoid an “illegitimate, invalid, and dangerous” impeachment of Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The letter, entered Tuesday into the record of the House Rules Committee as it forwarded the impeachment resolution to the House floor, attacks the GOP's rationale for unseating Mayorkas. “Passage of this...

Almost 7% of the passengers and nearly 2% of the crew were sickened, the CDC noted.