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US Senators Roger Marshall and Steve Daines led a letter to US Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on the Biden administration's misguided ban on the sale of nearly all gas stoves in America.

Amidst the buzz surrounding Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's China visit that began on April 12, the ...

Sen. Mitt Romney said, ‘nuclear is not emitting. It’s a technology that’s available. Let’s invest in nuclear.’ Learn more about it here.

Flights between the U.S. and Asia are up dramatically from last summer. But thanks to strict pandemic-era rules, nonstops between here and China are a different story.

U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, a western Pa. Republican, is among the GOP signatories.

A group of 69 Republicans backs a judge’s ruling to overturn the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the abortion pill mifepristone. 

With the costs of backing Ukraine’s war effort mounting and the staying power of U.S. public support in question, there’s a new push to use hundreds of billions of dollars and euros in Russian central bank reserves frozen abroad to help Kyiv. But there’s also pushback.

March 28 Hearings Provided a Platform for the CIA’s “Nice Guy” Public Face, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), and the Violent Coup Plotters and Regime Changers That it SupportsThe concept of separation of powers was pivotal to the so-called ideal of democracy laid out by the founding fathers of the United States.  By Jeremy

James Comey raised quite a furor in his testimony on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee—albeit not the kind the left had anticipated. The president’s political opponents had hoped that this hearing would finally give them what they needed to bring him down. They were sorely disappointed.  Comey, despite his obvious anger at the president for being fired and the scathing criticism he has received for his mishandling of the Clinton email scandal, completely punctured their fant...

The White House on Thursday mounted a vehement defense of President Biden's decision-making in Afghanistan, seeking to put a shine on the calamitous withdrawal as the Pentagon and State Department sent classified reports to Congress detailing the failures.