Politics
U.S. intel experts call Biden laptop letter a 'premeditated and admitted lie'
Former CIA director Morell communicated to a colleague that the letter about Hunter Biden's laptop was a "talking point" intended to aid Joe Biden during a debate
Politics
Arizona congressman to Biden: Resign during State of the Union ... and take Harris with you
"What I want to hear is that he's resigning and taking Kamala Harris with him," Rep. Andy Biggs says of Joe Biden's State of the Union address
Crime
Texas Border sheriff agrees to work with state to prosecute migrants due to surging crime
Illegal migration surged following the election of President Joe Biden
Politics
Biden's filibuster, voting legislation failure leaves issue to the states
President Joe Biden’s aggressive push to federalize election law is likely over after proposed legislation failed to pass the U.S. Senate and a second vote to end the filibuster also failed
Politics
Biden says Trump administration has inflicted 'much damage,' in first speech since leaving office
Biden made these remarks Tuesday at a speech in Chicago where he addressed the Advocates, Counselors and Representatives for the Disabled.
Coronavirus
Sen. Joe Manchin tests positive for COVID-19
Sen. Joe Manchin, R-W.V., said Monday on Twitter that he has tested positive for COVID-19
Immigration
Biden reverts to Trump policies: Admin starts closing gaps in Arizona border wall
The Department of Homeland Security has begun to close gaps in a border wall in Arizona after President Joe Biden pledged in January 2021 to not build “another foot.”
Crime
Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri killed by drone strike, says U.S.
President Joe Biden is expected to speak at 7:30 p.m. ET about a “successful counterterrorism operation” in Afghanistan
Politics
As debt climbs to $31T, Dems eye new version of Biden spending bill with Manchin's support
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin signaled that he could support a new, more targeted version of Biden's sweeping Build Back Better Act that meets certain criteria
Opinion & Reviews
OPINION: Biden-shy Dems read Texas tea leaves
Asked if he would seek President Joe Biden’s help for his Texas gubernatorial campaign, O’Rourke told reporters he was “not interested” in any kind of assist from the White House