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By: John Solomon
Rep. James Gallagher says the suit could give additional impetus for a ballot initiative on November to impose voter photo ID in California.
By: John Solomon
Trump teased the potential War Department investment in the pharmaceutical company Antheia during a rally at Northern Kentucky University.
By: John Solomon
Lawmakers, judges and privacy advocates have raised bipartisan concerns about the reliability, legality, and privacy of license reader cameras. It's not clear who has access, what specific restrictions may apply to the footage, along with other questions.
By: John Solomon
The revelation means the nearly century-old mystery about the date of America's most famous female aviation pioneer lives on.
By: John Solomon
House Republicans are pushing ahead with sweeping legislation to obliterate sanctuary cities, setting up a post-election vote that would empower victims of illegal immigrants' crimes to sue the local officials who released them from custody. The Shut Down Sanctuary Policies Act passed through the House Judiciary Committee with little fanfare last month, creating a path for GOP lawmakers to impose the toughest crackdown yet on states and cities that refuse to turn over illegal immigrants under federal detainers or outright release migrants in their custody. The bill's most poignant weapon creates a right of private action for victims and families of victims to sue the municipalities and officials who released violent offenders,
By: John Solomon, Steven Richards
A Ukrainian who worked with the Democrat-tied consulting firm used by Hunter Biden's Burisma planned to provide evidence of Biden family corruption to Congress. Before he could, the U.S. embassy stripped his visa, keeping him out of the U.S. He was later sanctioned for allegedly spreading Russian disinformation.
By: John Solomon
Kissinger suggested to Nixon in 1973 that the United States could score small victories with the Chinese and Soviets – which could ease human suffering and help Americans – that incrementally would lead to peace in Vietnam. That may be a precedent of note today.
By: John Solomon
Emails sharply contradict Smith's testimony just weeks ago to the Senate Judiciary Committee. He expressed confidence his team had followed the proper rules to keep attorney client privileged testimony out of the hands of agents and investigators who weren't legally entitled to have it.
By: John Solomon
Lawmakers cited evidence from museum's internal watchdog chronicling how an exhibit on New York buildings got turned into an implied screed against the American military.
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 4-1 on Wednesday night, capturing the franchise's first championship behind another dominating performance from ace pitcher Jacob Misiorowski.
