President Joe Biden plans to keep Julie Su in her role atop the Department of Labor indefinitely despite clear roadblocks on her path to final confirmation in the Senate.
Now that two IRS whistleblowers have spent hours testifying before Congress, lawmakers have multiple leads on which to follow up as they investigate Hunter Biden’s business dealings and what the Justice Department did to get to the bottom of them.
Washington Examiner Editor-In-Chief Hugo Gurdon joins Jim Antle to discuss how President Joe Biden and other Democrats continue pursuing further federal power in the case of student loan forgiveness even after rebuttals from the Supreme Court.
All recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Florida will receive their food stamps, a form of food assistance, within the next five days.
The opioid epidemic in the United States has contributed to a significant increase in Republican vote share and increasing conservatism since the mid-1990s, according to new research from two economists trained at the University of California, Los Angeles.
NATO allies are scrambling to arrange the training and transfer of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, according to U.S. and European officials, raising the prospect that the U.S.-made fighter jets could enter the war sooner than some would think.
An Air Force general spurred backlash this week when he asserted that the U.S. military can more ethically utilize artificial intelligence than other nations, citing “Judeo-Chrisitian” values.
