Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer pushed back Friday on an attempt by National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett to shift blame for rising gas prices, steering the conversation back to the immediate economic strain facing American consumers. The exchange unfolded on America’s Newsroom as
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was quietly taken to a hospital last month after falling ill during a formal event, according to a new report, an incident that had not been publicly disclosed until now. The episode reportedly occurred on March 20 during a Federalist Society dinner held in Alito’s honor at the University of
President Donald Trump is expected to sign a sweeping executive order Tuesday
Actor Dennis Quaid is set to receive the Patriot Ally Award at
Veteran Republican strategist Karl Rove took stock of the past year in a new Wall Street Journal column, arguing that while 2025
Fox News contributor Kayleigh McEnany is now reportedly forecasting that two high-profile Democrats will soon try to follow President Donald Trump’s playbook
Conservative scholar and media veteran Victor Davis Hanson announced Friday that he is stepping away from his show while he undergoes treatment
A Utah judge ruled Monday that the transcript and audio recording of a previously closed-door hearing in the criminal case against the
President Donald Trump made clear Monday that he supports Israel taking decisive action against Iran if Tehran continues to expand its ballistic
President Donald Trump said in a recent radio interview that the United States has “knocked out” a major facility in Venezuela, signaling
White supremacist and self-described MAGA influencer Nick Fuentes ignited controversy over the weekend after openly declaring support for California Gov. Gavin Newsom,
China dramatically escalated military pressure on Taiwan on Monday, launching sweeping live-fire drills that encircled the island in what Beijing openly described
Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that the Department of Justice has launched an investigation into what she described as years of politically
Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., is now reportedly urging Congress to move swiftly on legislation she says is needed to protect children from
