The US is strengthening its relationship with Saudi Arabia, forming an anti-Iran alliance.
Governor Greg Abbott designated CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organizations.
A House Democrat was texting the sex offender in real-time during a hearing.
Many accuse the powerful drug cartels of being more powerful than the government.
The British state media outlet misled the public by creating a fake Donald Trump speech.
Left-wing agitators mocked Charlie Kirk and attacked conservatives.
The GOP will focus primarily on the economy and cost of living.
The enhanced Obamacare subsidies have artificially lowered healthcare costs since its inception.
The socialist was propelled to victory by the well-off and highly educated.
In Virginia, New Jersey, and NYC, Democrats have their first opportunity to sweep in the Trump 2.0 era.
Bari Weiss, as the new editor-in-chief, is making the organization more conservative-friendly.
The FBI collected data from nearly every major GOP organization.
Federal task forces are stopping crime and targeting illegal migrants.
This follows years of the Obama IRS harassing conservative groups.
The new guidelines challenge decades of established recommendations.
Agents’ leaked personal information has led to assaults and bounties on their heads.
White House renovations have been extremely common throughout American history.
While the Trump administration targets narco-terrorism, regaining hemispheric control is key.
The two hardest hitters in the Trump administration offer diverging visions for the GOP.
The NAIT is tied to terrorist groups, including Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Protesters nationwide celebrated violence against conservatives.
With bipartisan support, Americans are supporting new regulations on food and toxic chemicals.
The socialist NYC mayoral candidate has defended terrorists numerous times over the years.
After two Israeli soldiers were killed, President Trump is ensuring peace will endure.
The white nationalist is making the rounds in right-leaning media.
