Andrew Kugle

Rep. Jason Smith touts the One Big Beautiful Bill Act anniversary, highlighting the child tax credit, no tax on tips and border security.

North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis criticized White House adviser Stephen Miller for his hardline approach to immigration and called him an "embarrassment."

Anthropic takes aim at OpenAI with a Super Bowl ad mocking ChatGPT’s move into advertising, sparking a high-stakes "AI war" for the hearts and minds of millions.

The media suffered a credibility crisis by prematurely dismissing the COVID lab leak theory and a new book puts a spotlight on why so many people wanted it shut down altogether.

Beer Business Daily's publisher says distributors in rural areas are "spooked" over backlash to Bud Light celebrating transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney.

A New Jersey bill dubbed the "Seinfeld" bill would require telemarketers to provide residents the name and the telephone number of the person on whose behalf the call is being made.

Teachers1on1 is a new platform that is connecting parents with teachers across the country to help tutor students in the subjects of their choice.

The Webster Grove School District sent a letter to parents, notifying them about surveys students will take and offering an opt-out option.

The Biden administration hosted an education town hall that focused on equity, COVID-19, and monkeypox while academics took a back seat.

Sen. Ron Johnson told Fox News Digital that parents should have a primary role in their kids' education, and have control over what is taught.

Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson spoke with Fox News Digital about the Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act and how he believes the bill will do the opposite of its name.

Fox host Pete Hegseth hosted a number of education experts to discuss how the progressive agenda has dominated schools for decades in his new episode of "MisEducation."

Parents in Fairfax, Virginia, rallied ahead of a school board meeting to sound off on potential changes to sex-ed classes and increased penalties for students for "misgendering."

Parents in Fairfax, Virginia, share their thoughts on how to keep kids safe in schools following the Uvalde mass shooting.

Senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute Chris Rufo published a lengthy Twitter thread on Tuesday uncovering shocking details of conference on transgender wellness Philadelphia teachers were encouraged to attend.

The Southeastern Legal Foundation is calling on the Missouri attorney general to investigate whether schools are gathering personal data on students without parental consent.

Cable news pundits Jeremy Bash, John Brennan and James Clapper, who were among the 51 former intelligence operatives who famously signed a 2020 public letter claiming Hunter Biden's infamous laptop was ‘"Russian disinformation," have declined to admit they were wrong.

For the past year, the media has distorted the filibuster debate with misleading coverage.

The Salt Lake City Tribune editorial board called for the government to deploy the National Guard to prevent unvaccinated citizens from leaving their house.

The Washington Post corrected and removed large chunks of its own reporting on the anti-Trump Steele dossier on Friday, admitting it "could no longer stand by the accuracy" of those elements – but the inaccurate information was not removed from Twitter.

The Washington Post corrected and removed large chunks of its own reporting on the anti-Trump Steele dossier on Friday, admitting it "could no longer stand by the accuracy" of those elements. But other liberal news organizations including ABC News, MSNBC and CNN haven’t followed the Post’s lead and erroneous reporting remains uncorrected.

Fox Nation host Nancy Grace continued her quest for answers in a Fox News special "A Gabby Petito Investigation," part two in her investigation into this case.

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., spoke with "Life, Liberty & Levin" host Mark Levin about the Department of Justice's memo which announced the FBI will take the lead on a task force to address threats against school officials, including creating a centralized way to report such threats.

Fox News host Jesse Watters slammed Democrats and their efforts to stamp out dissent to their far-left agenda during his opening monologue Saturday.

"Never tweet" is famous advice to young professionals looking to avoid career-defining online gaffes, but the mantra hasn't always gotten through to New York Times staffers.

Reporters at mainstream media outlets are often miffed when accused of liberal bias, but some don't try to hide it once they're no longer employed there.

Some reporters and Democratic candidates running for Congress blamed the United States’ embargo of Cuba as the reason for the recent protests against the communist regime there.

MSNBC legal analyst Joyce Alene praised Attorney General Merrick Garland for personally scooping ice cream to employees of the Justice Department to show his appreciation.

Fox News anchor Dan Bongino unleashed on what he called the Democrat Party's anti-work and high-crime policies during his Saturday monologue on his show "Unfiltered."

MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace publicly gushed over White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki during an interview on Thursday.