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‘Federal bureaucrats have no power to rewrite laws passed by the people’s elected representatives,’ Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti said.

The former employees are seeking the reinstatement of their jobs and back pay.

‘The Presidential Debate Commission’s schedule does not begin until after millions of Americans will have already cast their ballots.’

Portland State closed its campus as activists barricaded themselves in the library. Meanwhile, students at the University of Oregon began a peaceful protest.

The bill will establish ‘that if you are engaged in rhetoric and behavior that is anti-semitic, there’s going to be consequences,’ says GOP Rep. Mike Lawler.

A White House witness refused to say whether the Biden admin knew about China’s subsidies before making concessions to Beijing in exchange for fentanyl help.

University emphasized the necessity of police intervention to ensure the safety of the campus community and prevent further escalation.

‘I am asking our law enforcement to stand down,’ Irvine Mayor Farrah Khan said.

Leaders of Hamilton Hall occupation believed not to be affiliated with Columbia University, according to university officials.

At a San Francisco event, an author and a cardiologist discuss what they saw as government overreach during the pandemic.

An April 30 Gallup poll finds 27 percent of Americans list it as the country’s most critical issue after a Harvard/Harris poll puts it at 35 percent.

House Republicans say Biden-imposed directives could unplug more than 200 power plants nationwide, including Montana’s dominate provider.

Mr. Biden’s lawyers have not formally filed suit against Fox News, but have said they will reserve that right.