Secret Service Scuffle Prompts DEI, Vetting Scrutiny
Secret Service agents and officers are privately questioning the hiring process and whether the agency had adequately screened Herczeg’s background.
Pressure Grows on MIT President To Stop Antisemitic Incidents
After nearly six months of protests and a series of antisemitic incidents, Jewish faculty and students argue MIT’s policies aren’t adapting and the university is failing to protect Jewish students.
Britt Dramatically Rips Biden Over Age, Border, Inflation
Britt agrees with Biden that the nation is at a crossroads but blames him, not his predecessor, for leading us down a dark path.
House GOP Shows Signs of 2024 Strength Despite McCarthy Ouster
California GOP House candidates in heavily targeted races are in positions of strength
Republicans to Blinken: Act Against China’s Organ Harvesting
Rep. Michelle Steel, a California Republican whose parents fled communist North Korea and raised her in Japan, says it’s past time for the federal government […]
The Long Road To Confronting China’s War on Religion
How much leverage does the West really have over a nation on which it relies for basic necessities, including medical and technological supplies?
Religious Freedom: Will U.S. Emphasis Continue Under Biden?
Without a firm commitment from the president-elect, religious-freedom advocates fear the delicate work of the past four years could all evaporate.
As the Counting Continues, the Legal Wrangling Ramps Up
With so many issues available to raise, the legal jockeying could continue for several weeks.