Politics
Durham evidence creates timeline of relentless Democrat effort to sell Russia collusion hoax
Special prosecutor lays out how Clinton campaign, lawyers, researchers and activists flooded government with allegations, hoping some might stick
Politics
America First businessman Vivek Ramaswamy suspends his presidential campaign, drops out of GOP primary
America First businessman Vivek Ramaswamy announced he was suspending his presidential campaign and dropping out of the GOP presidential primary after he trailed in a distant fourth place in the Iowa caucus results on Monday evening
Politics
Trump ended his first year with big tax cut win, Biden finishes his with crushing Manchin loss
Manchin's hard 'No' on spending bill complicates Biden's future, ignites liberal rage
Technology
Conservatives, independent voices build own platforms to counter Big Tech censorship, managed news
Emerging alternative information ecosystem expected to receive big boost with first-quarter launch of former President Trump's Twitter-like platform, Truth Social
Immigration
Migrants rush Yuma border crossing as ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy reinstated
The Yuma County Sheriff’s office is distributing video of crowds of immigrants that approached the U.S. border wall over the weekend, with some migrants saying they aimed to enter before President Joe Biden reinstates a Trump-era immigration crackdown
Politics
Georgia special grand jury recommended charges for Sens. Lindsey Graham, Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue
The D.A. did not ultimately indict the three current and former senators
Politics
Sen. Graham warns Americans are in 'most dangerous times since the late '30s'
Graham said midterm voters will be motivated "not based on what happened on Jan. 6, but based on this failed Democratic radical agenda"
Politics
Biden's physician insists the president "has not been treated for Parkinson's"
The White House physician insisted this Monday before the press that the president has not been treated for Parkinson’s disease
Drug trafficking
Historic seizure: Mexico seizes more than 2,400 pounds of fentanyl
The Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection of Mexico said that law enforcement efforts will persist until the violence decreases in Sinaloa, where two factions of the Sinaloa Cartel have been in a vicious turf war for months to control the area
Politics
Washington Post has corrected more than a dozen articles relating to its Steele Dossier coverage
The paper's executive editor, Sally Buzbee, said she could no longer stand by the accuracy of the outlet's reporting