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Club for Growth dings Trump for mirroring Biden on Social Security

The Club for Growth, a leading anti-tax conservative group, said former President Donald Trump mirrors President Joe Biden's policies and rhetoric on Social Security.

SEE IT: CBP seizes over $900,000 in meth disguised as candy and canned food

Officers with U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Texas seized more than $900,000 worth of what is believed to be methamphetamine disguised as candy and concealed in canned food.

Tennessee Three to visit White House to discuss gun control reform

The "Tennessee Three" lawmakers are heading to the White House to meet with President Joe Biden and discuss gun control reform on Monday following their historic expulsions and reinstatements to the Tennessee legislature.

China regulates AI chatbots and demands they adhere to socialist ideologies

Chinese authorities are demanding that artificial intelligence chatbots in China stick to the party line.

Fox News and popular prime-time host Tucker Carlson part ways

Longtime host Tucker Carlson and Fox News are parting ways and he will not produce any new episodes of his hit program Tucker Carlson Tonight.

US is ‘in touch with hundreds’ of Americans left in Sudan amid worsening conflict

U.S. officials are in contact with "hundreds" of Americans who remain in Sudan amid a worsening conflict between the country's military and a rival paramilitary group.

Second Bud Light executive on leave as Mulvaney fallout batters brand: Report

A second executive at Bud Light has purportedly been placed on leave as the fallout surrounding the brand's partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney continues to punish the iconic beer company.

DeSantis and Youngkin make dueling trips overseas amid 2024 speculation

Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) headed to Asia this week, his first international trip as chief executive of Virginia that comes as possible 2024 presidential rival Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) makes his own trip through Europe.

GOP to attack Biden clean energy plan on security and human rights grounds

Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee are set to probe the Biden administration's green plans in a hearing this week, arguing that the process for subsidizing clean energy and electric vehicles threatens human rights and national security.

Republicans plan to hold ‘Joe Biden accountable’ with new fact-checking website

Republicans have rolled out a new website that will be dedicated to fact-checking President Joe Biden ahead of his 2024 campaign launch.
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