Steven Crowder has outdone himself. In what could be his most controversial and hilarious video yet, the Louder with Crowder host infiltrated the national Women’s March held over the weekend … dressed in drag.
Americans must show a form of photo ID to purchase a pack of Sudafed or to engage in any major transaction.
President Trump recently tweeted that if Chicago is unable to reduce its homicide figures, he will send in “the Feds” to help reduce the city’s murder rate.
If you wouldn’t take your pets to a butcher shop for health care, don’t send poor American women to Planned Parenthood, either.
While there were protests in Washington, D.C. on the day of President Trump’s inauguration, Syriac-Assyrians of northern Syria were in a positive mood.
For years, the Obama administration used its executive authority to obstruct two crucial energy infrastructure projects: the Dakota Access pipeline and the Keystone XL pipeline.
The White House seemed less than enthusiastic about one Senate Republican plan that would allow states to keep Obamacare, stressing President Donald Trump’s opposition to mandates that drive down competition.
Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C., appeared before the United States Senate Committee on the Budget to share how he will reform entitlement programs and regulations, should he be confirmed by the Senate as the next director of the Office of Management and Budget.
President Donald Trump on “Day One” of his presidency signed an executive order restoring the so-called “Mexico City Policy,” which requires all foreign non-governmental organizations that receive federal funding to refrain from performing or promoting abortion services.
On day one of his first week in office, President Trump kept several campaign promises in a series of executive orders issued yesterday.