South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed the “fetal heartbeat” bill into law on Thursday, one day after the legislation passed the state lower chamber.

Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., is being ignored and rejected by relatives after voting to impeach Donald Trump, according to a letter reported in The New York Times this week.

President Biden has said many crazy things during his 48 year career in DC. Some say that due to his age these gaffes have increased over the years, but truth be told is that the man never really had his head screwed on right while speaking in public.

Red-District House Democrats refuse to talk about the huge H.R.1 that federalizes voter registration and election.

Former First Lady Melania Trump’s representatives have slammed CNN over an anonymously given article, claiming that the story reveals the media’s “unhealthy obsession” with her.

It would be "immoral, unethical, and wrong" for the United States to engage in the 2022 Winter Olympics if they are hosted in Beijing, Rep. Michael Waltz states in a resolution asking the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee to propose the Games be transferred to another country and to stage a boycott if the International Olympic Committee doesn't agree.

Immigration authorities arranged to free three men in Texas convicted for sex offenses against children in an obvious misapplication of President Joe Biden’s enforcement orders.

U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s reputation in California has taken a hit, a new poll revealed.

The author of a new study on the impact of a $15 federal minimum wage on childcare costs points out that while the move will boost the incomes of some lower wage workers, it will increase childcare costs across the country by as much as 43 percent in some states.

Disorders launched by the far-left Antifa network in Portland caused $2.3 million in damage to federal buildings, an official announced this week.

The Republican Party in East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, criticized Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) after he voted to pass the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, stressing the former president’s popularity in the GOP.

The U.S. Capitol Police issued it will carry a vote of no confidence this week over several officials in its senior ranks, more than a month after the Capitol building was breached by a mob of rioters during the certification of electoral votes on Jan. 6.

Two professional football teams left New York for another state – what about the New York Stock Exchange? At this time, it appears that may be a possibility if the Empire State imposes a transfer tax on stock sales, according to the exchange's president.

Jacob Chansley, the man who rushed the Capitol last month while wearing face paint and a furry hat with horns, launched a statement through his attorney Monday showing regret for his actions, a report said.

Facebook announced on Feb. 8 that it brings down posts with arguments about vaccines that health organizations or its specialists believe is false. It has long been known that most social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, have no respect for the First Amendment.