Hakeem Jeffries Arrives Back in Washington With War Powers Vote, Swalwell Crisis and Hegseth Warning on His Plate
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries returned to Capitol Hill on Monday with a denser set of...
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries returned to Capitol Hill on Monday with a denser set of...
Former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz has made one of the more extraordinary claims to emerge from...
Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett sent a formal letter to Vice President JD Vance on April 7...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s most politically durable contribution as HHS Secretary may...
Ted Cruz delivered the keynote address at Saturday night’s dinner of the California...
Nigel Farage faced a sharp public broadside from the Cabinet on Sunday after Health Secretary Wes...
The polling picture for President Donald Trump has deteriorated significantly over the opening...
Tulsi Gabbard’s position as Director of National Intelligence was closer to the edge than...
The confirmation process for Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump’s nominee to chair the...
Republican Clay Fuller won the special election runoff in Georgia’s 14th Congressional...
Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina spent months as one of the loudest voices calling for...
JPMorgan’s Ryan Brinkman made one of the more provocative calls on a major company this...
Democratic strategist James Carville has put forward a sweeping set of James Carville democracy...
Inherently overestimated COVID-19 fatality rates have created mass fear and panic, manufacturing consent for extreme and harmful authoritarian policies.
The influential Imperial College model governments have used to justify economic shutdown shows that lockdown only delays and worsens the problem long-term.
In response to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, governments have implemented authoritarian lockdown measures that could easily be doing more harm than good.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is sponsoring a malaria vaccine study in African children without obtaining informed consent from parents.
Facebook is using its “Fact Check” feature to censor truthful reporting while itself hypocritically propagating misinformation about vaccines.
Peter Hotez deceives New York Times readers about the odds of dying from measles in the US to persuade parents to comply with the CDC’s vaccine schedule.
While purporting to debunk “myths” keeping people from getting the influenza vaccine, NPR propagates misinformation to persuade people to get the flu shot.