Sheila Jackson Lee Files for Re-Election in Wake of Crushing Electoral Defeat
"I thought about the many more gifts I have to give to my constituents of the 18th Congressional District," Lee said.
Illegal Immigrant Arrested in 'Capital Murder' of 16-Year-Old Cheerleader
An illegal alien is facing a capital murder charge in the death of a high school cheerleader whose body was found by her own mother.
Teen Girl Swimmers Again Forced to Compete, Shower with Male Professor, 50, Who Identifies as Female
Nicholas Cepeda made his first appearance at a regional swimming competition for teenage girls in Toronto back in October.
What's Happening in Iowa Is Huge News for Trump, But Other Candidates Won't Like How the Caucus Is Shaping Up
As bad as this might be for Trump's Republican rivals, there's a historical comparison Democrats are going to like even less.
Pro-Palestinian Protesters Take Over Senate Office Building, Police Move in with Zip Ties
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted business at a Senate office building Monday, and dozens of them were arrested.
Blue State AG Who Allegedly 'Targets Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers' Slapped with Lawsuit
Two pro-life nonprofits filed a lawsuit against Washington's attorney general, accusing him of unconstitutionally targeting them.
Romney Solidifies His RINO Status, Announces Position on Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Mitt Romney, the man who ran for president as a Republican in 2012, has been disappointing his own party ever since.
Trump Warns Senators Cruz, Hawley They May Be in Trouble in 2024: 'Be Very Careful'
"The 2024 Senate map was always going to be tough for Democrats and Manchin resigning makes it harder," one pollster said.
Launch Date for Tucker Carlson's New Streaming Service Revealed: Report
The Tucker Carlson Network is now in business as the former Fox News host debuts his new website and streaming service.
Fauci Says He Doesn't Need Church Anymore, Claims His 'Personal Ethics on Life' Are 'Enough'
"Why do you call me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do what I tell you?" Jesus Christ Himself once famously asked of those who didn't obey His words.
Has the RNC Given Up on the GOP Debates? Org Makes Decision on the Future
"It is now time for Republican primary voters to decide who will be our next President," the RNC said in a statement.
Venezuela's Plan for Neighboring Country Gets Complicated as US Aircraft Appear Overhead
Guyana's president hoped allies like the U.S. could "ensure that" Venezuela does "not act in a reckless or adventurous manner."
Man Who Allegedly Killed 6 Had Previously Been Bailed Out by Soros-Backed Group
Shane James was arrested Tuesday and charged in four fatal shootings in Austin. He is also suspected of killing his parents near San Antonio.
Netanyahu Warns Hamas This Is the 'The End' as 'Leaked' Video Seems to Show Surrendering Terrorists
"It will take more time, the war is still in full force, but this is the beginning of the end of Hamas," Netanyahu said.
Democrats Double-Down in Hopes That 55-Year Old Ruling Will Remove Trump from Ballot
If it was done to Edrige Cleaver in '68, it can be done to Donald Trump, goes the argument in the Colordo trial over Trump's ballot access.
Leftists Turn on Joe Biden, Show Up in Droves to Protest Fundraiser in Deep Blue Stronghold
President Joe Biden was met with raucous protests outside of an elite fundraiser in his party's own stomping grounds.
Suspected Foreign Gangs Breaking Into American Homes, Multi-Antenna Device and Advanced Tactics Points to Chilling Reality
Law enforcement authorities suspect a transational burglary ring is operating in the United States -- and targeting high-end homes.
Watch: Yale Student Climbs Giant Menorah to Plant Palestinian Flag
A pro-Palestinian student tried to turn a menorah placed near Yale University into a symbol of hatred for Israel.
America's 250th Anniversary Logo Just Dropped and It's About as Inspiring as Joe Biden
The creators of this misguided logo just might have done the impossible: Made it Americans to united behind disliking it.
Bidenomics: Food Banks Fight to Meet Demand as 1 in 7 People Struggles with Food Insecurity
A federal report found that the number of Americans, including children, who could be facing hunger rose sharply in 2022 from 2021.
US Senator Reveals Chilling Way World Governments Spy on Smartphone Users
A U.S. senator is ringing alarm bells about about a technique used to spy on smartphone users the government does not want disclosed.