U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday traveled to meet with border officials in Arizona, according to a social media statement. The visit comes after Republicans accused Harris of failing to sec...
Bipartisanship is great — until it isn’t. Democrats today have the narrowest combined House and Senate majority in American history, and the party’s left wing is defining its agenda.
NASHVILLE (BP) – Between a new president taking office and COVID-19 variants causing a resurgence in the pandemic, 2021 has been a year of challenges and changes. (See, for example, “10 significant international human rights events of 2021.”) Whether 2022 will be as tumultuous remains to be seen. But there…
The Texas Secretary of State's office conducted the first phase of its Full Forensic Audit of the November 2020 general election, revealing thousands of votes were likely cast by non-citizens and deceased residents.
Firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., called Twitter “an enemy to America” after her personal account on the social media platform was permanently suspended on Sunday for allegedly violating the company’s COVID-19 misleading information policy. She revealed on Monday that she has also been suspended by Facebook for 24 hours for a similar violation.
Voters are concerned about other issues that could seriously damage Democrats in this year's midterm elections. Issue number one is inflation, running at its highest rate in nearly 40 years.
President Joe Biden conferred on Sunday with Ukraine's leader over the Russian troop buildup near its border, promising that the U.S. and allies will act “decisively” if Russia further invades the Eastern European nation.
A pro-abortion think tank is decrying 2021 as “the worst year” for abortion rights in nearly 50 years as dozens of laws aimed at restricting access to abortion have passed at the state level in 2021.
President Joe Biden, immigration, COVID-19 and ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. All four topics were crucial to the story of the American Catholic Church a year ago, and with a trove of new developments, were mainstays once again in 2021.
Former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid died Tuesday at the age of 82, making him the latest of several established political figures to pass away this year.