House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made a surprise journey to Kyiv as part of the first congressional delegation to the capital since Russia commenced its invasion of Ukraine.

President Biden poked fun at his own low approval rating and called the Trump administration a "horrible plague" as he cracked jokes and roasted the press at the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.

Tucker Carlson on Friday night made fun of CNN executives for their optimistic subscriber targets for streaming service CNN+, saying their figures were "even less plausible" than the numbers of those who voted for Joe Biden.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., “definitely” intends to appeal her personal Twitter account’s suspension in light of Elon Musk buying the social media platform for $44 billion this week and is pressing Musk to meet with suspended users. But her major battle this week was won against CNN's Jim Acosta, who she branded a liar in an epic caught on video moment.

Republican Sen. John Kennedy grilled Attorney General Merrick Garland for the Department of Justice “losing on crime” and pointed to how Chicago has grown to be “the world’s first outdoor shooting range.”

Former U.S. Marine Trevor Reed was finally released from his Moscow prison Wednesday after President Biden let an unexpected prisoner swap for a significant Russian drug trafficker serving 20 years in Connecticut.

CNN personality Brian Stelter reacted to Elon Musk taking over Twitter and reverting it back to a private company, warning that the platform will become a free-for-all. He described it on CNN Newsroom as a "party" with “no rules.”

Former President Donald Trump lashed out against Russian President Vladimir Putin for repeatedly abusing the “nuclear word,” insisting that if he were still President, he would attempt to stop the man from ever saying it again.

On Monday, Russia’s foreign minister warned that the risk of nuclear war is “considerable” and should not be underestimated. The minister also accused NATO of engaging in a proxy war against Russia by arming Ukraine.

Even Democrats are slamming the White House for listening to “immigration activists” and not to people who live on the border and now that a Federal Judge has stopped Biden frm canceling it, they are pressing the White House not to appeal the decision.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced his regime's latest nuclear-capable missile will be deployed as early as this autumn, saying it will "force those who try to threaten Russia to think twice."

In a recent segment of "The Five," host Greg Gutfeld interviewed fellow Fox News star Tucker Carlson on the truncated lifespan of CNN+, questioning him on what would become of the failing streaming service's talent—specifically, Chris Wallace.

Warner Bros. Discovery is shutting down CNN+ as of April 30, marking one of the company’s first significant maneuvers since completing the merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery less than two weeks ago. With that, the head cheerleader for the horrible network is now saying it is too soon to tell if the streaming service would have succeeded since Warner gave them no chance.

As Democrats stare down the barrel of November’s midterm elections, President Joe Biden is hopscotching the nation to market his trillion-dollar “roads and bridges” spending plan and rouse voter support.

Fighting woke corporate politics is the focus of former McDonald’s CEO Ed Rensi.