1 hour agoKhashoggi death account not ‘credible,’ lawmakers across aisle sayLawmakers on both sides of the aisle were fired up by Friday’s news that Jamal Khashoggi, the activist and writer who disappeared after entering the Saudi Consulate in Turkey earlier this month, was killed in a fight, as reported by Saudi state media.
2 hours agoA Democratic House majority could be dangerous for our country – here’s whyWith the Nov. 6 midterm elections in sight, the message of U.S. House Republicans to voters has been consistent.
3 hours agoIn Nevada, Trump says Democrats want to turn US into VenezuelaPresident Trump on Saturday continued his theme of portraying Democrats as campaigning on a platform of “radical socialism” and “open borders” and said they would turn the U.S. into Venezuela if they took power.
1:603 hours agoTrump: Dems don’t care about flood of illegal immigration President Donald Trump addresses concerns on illegal immigration at MAGA rally in Elko, Nevada.
6:593 hours agoUS-Saudi relations grow more delicateThe death of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi muddies an already complex relationship between the two countries.
6:294 hours agoEvidence of an October comeback for the GOP?Karl Rove offers insight on Republicans' race to keep control of Congress.
6:164 hours agoHas Trump's response on Khashoggi been enough so far?Liberal commentator Jason Nichols and Campus Reform editor-in-chief Lawrence Jones debate.
4 hours agoWill America survive the growing insider threat in our homeland today?The threat of insider attacks in Afghanistan has always been a reality, but never before has it been so close to disrupting U.S. vital interests in such a catastrophic way. The same can happen here in America.
4 hours agoDiners confront Mitch McConnell at restaurant, get told to ‘leave him alone’ by othersAn angry diner confronted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell at a restuarant Friday night, but was met with calls from other customers to leave the Kentucky Republican alone.
5 hours agoDavid Bossie: Americans owe Don McGahn a debt of gratitude for his service to our countryThe departure this week of my friend Don McGhan as White House counsel after almost two years of outstanding service reminds me of the time I invited him to travel to Iowa in January 2015 to introduce him to Donald Trump.
