The Republican presidential candidates debate tonight in North Charleston, South Carolina less than three weeks before the Iowa caucuses. Carly Fiorina, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum will participate in the undercard debate, which starts
World Relief, one of five Christian charities among the top nine voluntary agencies (VOLAGs) receiving $1 billion a year in payments from the federal government as part of the U.S. Refugee Resettlement program, is leading a political charge calling on American taxpayers to “care sacrificially for the refugee.”
A Politico cover story perfectly encapsulates the bizarre, insular world of the D.C.political establishment. The article purports to take readers behind the scenes of the strategic machinations of the Marco Rubio campaign.
Within the sprawling 1,200 page legislation, Rubio’s Gang of Eight bill contained a provision—Section 2310 “Fiancée and Fiance Child Status Protection”— which would have dramatically expanded the controversial K-1 visa by allowing non-citizens living in the country to bring in not only their foreign fiancés, but also the children of their foreign fiancés.
Donald Trump has increased his primary support to 39 percent among the 402 GOP primary voters reached in the latest poll by Fox News.
Our elected King gets precisely what he wants from his compliant parliament. Elected Republicans refuse time and time again to use either of the constitutional powers delegated to them to stop an overreaching executive: impeachment or the power of the purse.
Nearly three dozen religious colleges and universities in 20 U.S. states have received federal waivers allowing them not to accommodate transgender students in admissions, housing and other areas of campus life, according to a report by the nation’s largest LGBT rights group and documents obtained by The Associated Press.
Jeremy Peters of the New York Times writes that despite Marco Rubio’s best efforts to run away from his support of the Gang of Eight amnesty bill, “his past is catching up with him” and harming his 2016 prospects.
A top deputy to House Speaker Paul Ryan is trying to to excuse their legislation to pink-slip 200,000 blue-collar Americans by claiming that employers are suffering from a shortage of workers.
Rep. Frank Guinta (R-NH) told Breitbart News Friday that he voted against the $1 trillion omnibus bill because he had significant problems with it, but that it isn’t fair for conservatives to blame House Speaker Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI).
House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) relied on Democrats to pass the $1 trillion dollar omnibus bill.
“A school district in Kentucky has ordered all administrators under its jurisdiction to remove religious references from Christmas productions, leading one facility to censor its planned elementary presentation of A Charlie Brown Christmas by blotting out “the Gospel of Luke read by little Linus,” Cheryl Chumley reports at WND.
On December 17 the Los Angeles Times provided details of a 2012 terror plot based on court documents. The plot was not carried out, but the details of it show that an armed citizenry could have thwarted it in its tracks.
President Obama says that stopping the next terrorist attack in the United States will be just about as hard as stopping the next mass shooting.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) are surging in New Hampshire, according to a new Boston Herald/Franklin Pierce University.
Representatives Jim Jordan and Marsha Blackburn will be featured speakers at CPAC 2016, after the two conservatives voted against the trillion dollar budget bill. Both say they desire reform.
President Obama praised Republican Speaker Paul Ryan and former Speaker John Boehner for helping him get through the year without a government shutdown and for funding his legislative priorities.
Bernie Sanders presidential campaign is threatening legal action against the Democratic National Committee for taking away its access to the national voter database.
A new Morning Consult poll shows real estate mogul Donald Trump remains on top as the GOP frontrunner following Tuesday’s debate. Trump came in with 36 percent, down two percentage points since before the debate.
White House communications director Jen Psaki says President Obama will be reviewing executive actions he can take to go around Congress on gun control in “weeks, not months.”
Controversy erupted over one of the songs students performed during a Minnesota public high school’s Thursday night holiday concert, “Eid un Sa’Eid – Zain Bhikha.” This Ramadan-inspired song included the phrase “Allahu Akbar,” Arabic for “God is Great.”
The school board for PS 169 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, overturned a radical decision to ban the Pledge of Allegiance, Thanksgiving, and Santa Claus.
Congress has adopted a 2016 federal budget that makes it official: The Republican Party and the Democrat Party have merged into Republocrats.
A holiday choral concert at Blaine High School in Minnesota Thursday evening was to feature students singing an Arabic song that includes the phrase, “Allahu Akbar,” which translates to “God is great,” and has been shouted by Islamic terrorists during attacks on the West.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott addressed a graduating class of 102 new Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers Friday morning, calling them the “frontline of defense for our state and for our nation.”
The Senate easily approved a $1.8 trillion tax and spending package Friday on a vote of 65-33.
