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Rep. Mark Alford, R-Mo., joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to react to House Oversight Chairman James Comer’s probe into Biden’s pardons, sound the alarm on America’s housing crisis and weigh in on looming government shutdown talks.
The employment figures for August were lame. The good news was federal employment dropped another 15,000. The bad news was manufacturing lost another 12,000 jobs. The unemployment rate was listed at 4.3% but nobody believes that number anymore.
How and why have China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran not only survived but advanced their strategic priorities at the expense of ours?
‘One Nation’ host Brian Kilmeade breaks down the Trump administration’s war on drugs and combating the cartels.
The Only Way Big Gov Advocates Know It’s always hilarious watching Big Government advocates selectively whine about access to this or that government process. Because they almost always do it exactly backwards. To wit: This just happened: “(T)he (Donald Trump Administration’s) General Services Administration (GSA) quietly removed a tool from Regulations.gov that allows advocacy groups …
How I ended up walking into a sliding glass door in a supermarket is pretty simple. I got a text from my wife. I looked at my phone to read the message and, WHAM! Goodbye nasal cartilage.
Communist China was one of the few nations to side with Iran by publicly condemning strikes on Iranian nuclear capabilities and military targets as a violation of Iran’s sovereignty
Edwin B. Peacock III, a Charlotte city council member, joins ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss the brutal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee on a light rail and why Democrats are facing backlash for their response.
As an ORSA math geek, I was the Army’s personal calculator monkey. My job? Crunch the ROI on our advertising campaigns. Translation: I figured out if dropping $62+ million a year on slapping Army logos onto NASCAR stock cars was actually convincing anyone to trade their Budweiser for a Beretta.
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I have previously suggested that it was Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s devilishly clever scheme to let the thugs get away with ‘smaller’ s(tuff) until they graduated to a crime which could keep them locked up forever, and if that crime happened to eliminate other thugs, it was a win-win for the DA, getting two …
DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin weighs in on the Trump administration’s efforts against the cartels and Venezuela’s accusing the U.S. of seeking ‘regime change’ on ‘Sunday Night in America.’
In 1981, President Reagan banned using Medicare money to pay for sex change operations, a form of cosmetic surgery that really doesn’t change your chromosomes. Sorry XY’s. You’re male no matter if you lose your Mister Happy or not.
Therapy Road was 2 hours and 30 minutes. This haul is all day averaging 5 times every two months which equals 30 days a year or one month a year on the road. That’s a lot of time.
Rep. Laurel Lee, R-Fla., discusses President Trump’s legal authority to help states tackle crime on ‘Sunday Night in America.’
Marco Rubio is working to make the State Department bureaucracy focused on serving American interests, not staffers looking at their DEI assignment/promotion. Sheriff murdered. Innocent women and children blown to bits! We’ve got to protect our phony-baloney jobs. We must do something about this immediately, immediately, immediately! Governor William J. Lepetomane (Mel Brooks), Blazzing …
Seated beside me was an elderly pilgrim who seemingly had energy to converse. His beard was white. His skin was shoe leather. His odor was ripe. He looked like a cross between Moses and a Hobbit.
The press has grabbed hold of another non-issue in the hopes of making the Trump Administration look bad. This effort is failing more spectacularly than most: the removal of Kamala Harris’ Secret Service protection.
Many wonder how a group of unknown, unelected indiciiduals can sign a document and immediately thereafter, Americans must pay more for their goods and services. individuals canFox News host Mark Levin examines the constitutionality of the Federal Reserve.
Remember the $200 tax in 1934? That’s roughly $4,822 today. Imagine being told you have the right to defend yourself, but first, cough up five grand to the government—or don’t even bother. That wasn’t a minor inconvenience; that was a full-blown economic veto on liberty.