There’s overwhelming voter support for Texas using razor wire to enhance border security amid the illegal immigration surge, a new poll shows A new poll shows that a significant majority of U.S. voters support Texas in its efforts to bolster border security amid an influx of illegal immigrants by putting up razor wire barriers to
On Jan. 29, 2019—exactly five years ago today—an actor most people had never heard of until that day, Jussie Smollett, claimed he was the victim of a racist and homophobic hate crime perpetrated by two white Donald Trump supporters roaming the streets of Chicago at 2 a.m. in below-freezing conditions. We must never forget how
Federal prosecutors on Monday announced the indictment of members of an Iranian network, one of them a Canadian member of a biker gang, on charges that they planned to assassinate a dissident who had fled the country for the United States. Naji Sharifi Zindashti, an Iranian national, allegedly coordinated with two Canadian nationals—Damion Patrick John
White House spokesman and retired Rear Adm. John Kirby has said that although the weekend attack on U.S. forces in Jordan by an Iran-sponsored group—which resulted in the deaths of three U.S. servicemen—will be responded to, the Biden administration is “not looking for a war” with the Middle Eastern nation. Mr. Kirby repeated th… Original
Republicans slam Biden for ‘doctrine of appeasement’ toward Iran (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) The Biden administration is under immense pressure from Republicans and some Democrats in Congress to confront Iran and its terror proxies following a weekend drone strike by Tehran’s terrorist proxies that killed 3 U.S. service members and wounded 25 more. Republican foreign policy
President Joe Biden’s administration on Monday backed off from a proposed standard that would have effectively banned the sale of half of all gas stoves on the market. The Department of Energy issued new standards that 97 percent of gas stoves and 77 percent of electric stoves on the market already meet, it said in
The Iraqi government is choking off the exportation of more than 400,000 barrels of oil per day in the country’s Kurdistan territory, prompting a regional trade association to petition Congress for help pressuring Baghdad to reverse course. The Association of the Petroleum Industry of Kurdistan warned in a letter sent Monday to the House and