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All-clear given following Supreme Court police investigation of suspicious package

The United States Capitol Police have given an all-clear after it was announced that officers were helping the Supreme Court Police with a "suspicious package."

Comer demands Treasury hand over Burisma records in Biden investigation

A top House Republican investigator urged the Treasury Department to hand over suspicious financial activity reports associated with Burisma as part of an alleged bribery scheme linked to the Ukrainian energy giant’s owner and Joe and Hunter Biden.

Hunter Biden child support case closed after settlement with daughter’s mother

Hunter Biden's child support case in Arkansas has been closed after reaching a settlement with the mother of one of his children, with the filing being released on Thursday.

DeSantis campaign takes on ‘Bidenomics’ in new video: ‘Everybody pays more’

EXCLUSIVE — After President Joe Biden dubbed his economic pitch to voters "Bidenomics" in remarks on Wednesday, Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) presidential campaign is hitting the commander in chief on the state of the economy under his administration.

Google ‘unsanctioned’ drag event following petition

Google removed an annual drag event from its internal calendar after a petition circulated one of its performers.

Virgin Galactic successfully completes inaugural commercial spaceflight

After nearly two decades of planning, Virgin Galactic completed its first commercial space flight.

White House denies Biden Supreme Court reform report is ‘collecting dust’

The White House bristled at the idea President Joe Biden's Supreme Court reform commission report is gathering "dust" after Biden criticized the court as "not normal."

Majority of voters believe country is in economic and cultural decline: Poll

A majority of voters believe the country is in cultural and economic decline, including majorities from those affiliated with both political parties.

Three NFL players suspended ‘indefinitely’ over 2022 gambling scandal

The NFL has indefinitely suspended three of its players for gambling.

AOC slams Supreme Court affirmative action decision: ‘Ludicrous’ claims

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) blasted the Supreme Court for its decision on affirmative action, saying the justices' claims are "ludicrous."
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