National Review reporter Charles C. W. Cooke challenged Bloomberg’s Mark Halperin to offer his solutions to gun violence in America yesterday morning.
Could you see Donald Trump and Sarah Palin as running mates?
A Massachusetts school superintendent is facing an investigation by police after he allegedly forced his way into a home to search for proof a student enrolled in his district lived there.
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the 1965 “Hart-Cellar” immigration act, commonly referred to as “the Kennedy Immigration bill.”
The 20-year-old shooter responsible for taking the lives of 13 people on an Oregon college campus yesterday morning gave a cryptic warning online the night before.
Armed with unfiltered criticism for the United Nations, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered an aggressive speech to the international body’s annual gathering in New York yesterday.
During a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest this afternoon, an Obama administration official made a statement that should concern anyone who is apprehensive about the national security problems presented by the influx of “Syrian refugees.”
Many Cuban refugees are abusing the American welfare system, with some even living off the generosity of the U.S. taxpayer in their native Cuba.
The Internal Revenue Service improperly withheld information requested by taxpayers this often, according to a new government audit.
The Treasury Department said yesterday it would reach the debt limit a bit earlier than was expected by many on Capitol Hill.