Politics
Rep. Diaz-Balart: U.S. should remember nations that avoided condemning Russia
Cuba abstained from voting in the UN condemnation against Russia after aligning itself with Moscow and avoiding the term "invasion" for the Russian attack
Technology
Judge orders discovery phase in social media collusion lawsuit against Biden administration
President Joe Biden, members of his administration and select social media companies must turn over documents and answer questions within the next 30 days during a discovery phase of a lawsuit alleging collusion to suppress freedom of speech, a court ruled. The
Immigration
Illegal immigration hits record high for November at southern border
Illegal immigration has hit record highs with more than 173,600 illegal immigrant apprehensions in the month of November.
Politics
Rubio calls out Biden on foreign dependence on oil
President Joe Biden has done a 180 on U.S. energy policy from his days in the Senate, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, argues
Politics
Alert: House Republicans open formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden
In a statement to journalists Tuesday, McCarthy said Republicans in the House, “have uncovered serious and credible allegations into President Biden’s conduct. Taken together, these allegations paint a picture of a culture of corruption.”
Human Rights
Sen. Rubio asks NYT why it 'covered up proof' of Xi Jingping’s involvement in Uyghur genocide
The CCP has justified forced sterilizations and slavery as feminist victories for Uyghur women's social mobility.
Politics
Exodus: Harris' spokeswoman Sanders out, third staffer to leave in less than 2 weeks
The VP's spokeswoman is the third high-level communications staffer to leave the White House in less than two weeks.
Opinion & Reviews
Opinion: Why small business owners need to adopt a 'Tax First' mindset
We often think the tax code is there to hurt us, but it is actually a tool that can help us
Politics
Texas court upholds law prohibiting censorship of social networking sites
"We reject the notion that corporations have a free First Amendment right to censor what people say," Andrew Oldham wrote in the Fifth Circuit decision.