House Speaker Mike Johnson said Wednesday the U.S.-Mexico border was being “completely overrun,” and blamed President Joe Biden for the situation. Johnson and dozens of other Representatives visited Eagle Pass, Texas, Wednesday to get a look at the situation on the border. Nearly 380,000 illegal immigrants have…
Read More House Speaker Mike Johnson Describes Conditions At Texas ‘Epicenter’ Of Border Crisis
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the state of Texas over a new law that allows police to arrest migrants who enter the U.S. illegally. This legal battle between the federal government and the state of Texas highlights the ongoing clash over immigration…
Read More DOJ Sues Texas Over Law That Allows Police To Arrest Illegal Migrants
In the race for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has emerged as a strong contender, surpassing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in FiveThirtyEight’s (538) national polling average for the first time. This shift in the rankings highlights Haley’s rising popularity…
Read More Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley Passes Florida Gov. DeSantis In National Polling
“The View’s” Alyssa Farah Griffin questioned Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie in an interview on Wednesday on why he would not use his “full weight” to back rival candidate Nikki Haley. Griffin invoked the argument that if Christie dropped out and all his support went to Haley, she would…
Read More ‘The View’ Co-Host Prods Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie To Back Nikki Haley
Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers responded to special counsel Jack Smith ahead of oral arguments, writing that a “234-year unbroken tradition” supports Trump’s claim to presidential immunity from prosecution. Quoting extensively from early Americans like Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, Chief Justice John Marshall and Justice…
Read More Trump Responds To Jack Smith Ahead Of Appeals Court Arguments
Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz pushed back against former Harvard President Claudine Gay’s claims that criticism of her was motivated by “racial animus” Tuesday, calling for a “return to meritocracy.” Gay resigned Tuesday after coming under fire over multiple allegations of plagiarism and fallout from her Dec.…
Read More Alan Dershowitz Rejects Ousted Harvard President’s Claim Of ‘Racial Animus’
Chevron announced Tuesday that it could face billions of dollars in impairments due in part to California’s regulatory environment, a development which some energy policy experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation could spell trouble for the energy industry’s prospects in the state. Chevron said…
Read More Oil Giant’s Massive Impairment Could Be The Latest Sign Of Trouble For California’s Economy
The Republican majority in the House of Representatives will decline to just two seats after the departure of Republican Rep. Bill Johnson of Ohio, whose resignation was announced on Tuesday. House Republicans’ four-seat majority declined by two members over the month of December following the expulsion of…
Read More House GOP’s Majority To Shrink Further After Ohio Rep. Johnson Announces Resignation
Several Republican politicians wasted no time in responding to Harvard University President Claudine Gay’s resignation on Tuesday. Gay was accused of plagiarizing multiple academic works, and she was criticized after failing to say whether calls for genocide violate the university’s code of conduct during a Dec. 5 congressional hearing.…
Read More Republicans Sound Off Over Harvard President Claudine Gay’s Resignation
The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to allow border patrol to remove wire installed along the Texas border by state authorities. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order in December blocking the administration from removing the wire while it considers Texas’ appeal.…
Read More Biden Admin Brings Dispute Over Texas Border Wire To Supreme Court