South Korea accused North Korea of firing hundreds of artillery shells near its disputed sea boundary for the third straight day as the North pledges further military action in response to any provocation. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff on Sunday claimed North Korea fired off over 90 rounds near the country's western sea boundary...
Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) slammed President Biden and his administration as “lawless” over the border crisis during a Sunday podcast discussion. Scott joined John Catsimatidis on his talk show Cats Roundtable on Sunday to discuss the Senate’s ongoing negotiation on asylum policy changes. “We’ve got to say, we’re not gonna do anything else, we’re not...
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) punishes victims of cybercrime. As Congress returns for its 2024 session, these unintended consequences need to be addressed.
Ukraine’s counteroffensive did not go as planned, but 2023 was not entirely a loss in its war against Russia. Kyiv scored a major victory last year in the sea while global attention was focused on ground movements. In the Black Sea, Ukraine forced the Russian fleet to retreat from the historic headquarters of Sevastopol in...
Cases of three major respiratory viruses — the flu, COVID-19 and RSV — are surging in the U.S., pushing the country toward a feared “tripledemic” during its first post-pandemic respiratory viral season. Optimism was high this autumn as the U.S. headed into the viral season. The national arsenal against these viruses had vaccines against RSV...
The ousters of the presidents of two prestigious universities in the past month have been a cause for celebration among conservatives who think they could be stepping stones to changes they’ve long wanted in higher education. Harvard President Claudine Gay and University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) President Liz Magill both are gone from their positions...