‘Spreading as fast as the flames’ Wildfires are wreaking havoc on Los Angeles, a heavily Democratic city in a heavily Democratic state renowned for being a cesspool of corruption and incompetence. Naturally, the mainstream media have been arguing Republicans are to blame. Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is inexplicably considered a strong contender for the Democratic
The bill amends Title IX legislation to exclude biological men from competing in women’s sports for organizations that receive federal funding. WASHINGTON—The House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act on Jan. 14, with a vote of 218-206. The legislation excludes males from participating in women’s sports sponsored by organizations that receive
‘This body has the audacity to lecture the world about human rights while giving seats to some of the worst abusers in the world,’ says Rep. Chip Roy Chip Roy (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) The House is taking up legislation that would slash more than $35 million in annual taxpayer funding to the U.N. Human Rights
Requested by U.S. allies, the move is part of a deal for Cuba to release anti-communist protesters imprisoned in the country. A senior administration official confirmed that President Joe Biden will inform Congress on Jan. 14 that he is taking communist Cuba off the U.S. State Department’s state-sponsored terrorism list, as well as other steps
Rashida Jones out at failing liberal network, which desperately needs a leader who will stare down its overpaid and self-important hosts—not suck up to them (Getty Images) MSNBC president Rashida Jones allegedly resigned her post Tuesday as the struggling liberal network prepares to be spun off from parent company Comcast later this year. Jones, who
The flags have been at half-staff since Dec. 29, the day of former President Jimmy Carter’s death, and will be returned to that status on Jan. 21, Johnson said. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said on Tuesday that flags at the U.S. Capitol will be returned to full-staff for Inauguration Day and then to half-staff
Defense secretary hopeful Pete Hegseth pushed back on what he called a “coordinated smear campaign” against his nomination during a combative Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday, saying it was time for someone with “dust on his boots” to serve as Pentagon chief. The former Fox News host and Army National Guard officer faced a barrage