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Megyn Kelly slammed the politics of gun control advocates, suggesting their policies are inept.

Despite President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) making efforts to address the looming debt ceiling disaster since they met on Feb. 1, they don't appear to have closed the yawning gap between their parties.

A leading anti-abortion group appears to have buried the hatchet with former President Donald Trump weeks after publicly souring on him.

DeFlorida Blueprint is a five-part series examining the legislative and policy record of Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL). As the Florida legislature wraps up its 2023 session, DeSantis is widely expected to declare he is running for the Republican presidential nomination, putting him on a collision course with former President Donald Trump. The first part of this series examined his record on education. The second part, below, will look at DeSantis's healthcare policy.

President Joe Biden is set to meet Tuesday with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and other congressional leaders about the debt ceiling standoff, but if you believe the White House, there is nothing to talk about.

As Nikki Haley continues her uphill climb to get to the White House come 2024, the ex-United Nations ambassador has been showered with donations from billionaire megadonors and ex-allies of former President Donald Trump, Wall Street executives, heads of popular brands, and South Carolina moguls, according to Federal Election Commission filings.

The United States is inching closer to the deadline for action on raising the debt ceiling. Here is what will happen as that date approaches — or even lapses.

President Joe Biden's White House and campaign are bracing for a barrage of Hunter Biden headlines amid a Justice Department investigation, congressional Republican inquiries, and an Arkansas paternity court case.

A British regulator's decision to block Microsoft's acquisition of the gaming company that makes Call of Duty has put the sale on hold, illustrating how antitrust decisions in foreign nations affect the economy of the United States.

The nation's top colleges and universities are once again eschewing conservative speakers for the commencement addresses heard by the class of 2023 as liberal speakers are being honored at numerous schools.