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The discovery of classified documents at former Vice President Mike Pence's home has lawmakers asking questions about the executive branch's ability to properly protect the nation's secrets.
Recession is imminent. That's the clear consensus among U.S. economists. Although the Federal Reserve's work to bring down inflation has led to a slight drop, prices are expected to keep climbing. There's a growing belief the Fed missed the mark, over-reacting to put the country right into a recession.
A pro-life group is warning Republicans not to make concessions with their Democratic colleagues on any abortion legislation, asserting that there is no middle ground and appeasing the abortion lobby ...
Abolish the IRS – that's what some House Republicans are calling for. In House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) efforts to secure the needed support from his party to be their leader, he reportedly promised members of the House Freedom Caucus a vote on a bill that would replace the current federal tax system – including the income tax - with a national consumption tax, which could lead to the end of the Internal Revenue Service.
Former Vice President Mike Pence “engaged outside counsel” with experience in handling classified documents to review records stored at his Indiana home, according to a letter his lawyer, Greg Jac...
Documents with classified markings were discovered in former Vice President Mike Pence's Indiana home last week, his lawyer told the National Archives in a letter — the latest in a string of discoveries of confidential information in private residences.
Ten senior Ukrainian officials and regional governors on Tuesday resigned or were dismissed as President Volodymyr Zelensky responded to reports of corruption. Some of the former officials were linked...
An appeals court has declined to rehear an appeal in the case of a Christian therapist suing Washington state over its ban on therapy for minors experiencing unwanted same-sex attraction
Attending the annual March for Life on the National Mall last week, the Pro-Life Spiderman shared why he is willing to risk everything to save these babies by climbing tall buildings to raise ...
Jury selection begins Tuesday in a trial that pro-life advocate Mark Houck's attorneys say could have major implications for how pro-life supporters are allowed to try and advance their message. Houck's case has drawn national attention, given the circumstances of his arrest last September. In an early morning raid at his home, federal agents took Houck into custody nearly a year after he and Planned Parenthood volunteer Brice Love got into a physical altercation outside a Philadelphia abortion clinic. Houck's attorney, Peter Breen, says his client was targeted for his pro-life advocacy.
