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Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) said he would not do business with former President Donald Trump in a Sunday interview.

Washington Examiner Congressional Reporter Reese Gorman joins Politics Editor Jim Antle to discuss whether Marjorie Taylor Greene is out of the Freedom Caucus, how closely aligned with House leadership different members are, and why it's so hard to know if she is still in the conservative group or not.

President Joe Biden says the United States is at an "inflection point" ahead of his appearance at the NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, this week.

President Joe Biden's decision to provide Ukraine with controversial cluster munitions has raised consternation among NATO allies, some of whom are among the more than a hundred countries who have prohibited them.

Centrist and progressive groups will arrive on Capitol Hill this month to warn senior Democrats about the effect a third-party ticket could have on the 2024 election.

United States Central Command conducted a strike in Syria, resulting in the death of Usamah al-Muhajir, an ISIS leader, on Friday.

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) blasted White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, saying she and others in the Biden administration are “deliberately telling lies” about the cocaine that was found in the White House.

The Coosuck Abenaki Tribal chief called out Ben & Jerry's for keeping its headquarters on his tribe's land in Vermont.

Kirk Cameron questioned why the American Library Association seems to be attempting to stifle conservatives’ ability to hold library gatherings as an alternative to the drag queen story hours.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen does not believe a recession is coming, but wouldn't say it was "completely off the table."