Gabrielle M. Etzel Washington Examiner Fiscal conservatives are poised to leverage a recent bombshell report on widespread fraud within the Obamacare program as a tool to thwart a temporary extension of enhanced premium subsidies, which are set to ex
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GOP Rep. Thomas Massie fielded a bill to remove the U.S. from NATO, putting forward a companion measure after Sen. Mike Lee introduced a bill earlier this year
CAIR Florida promised to sue after Gov. DeSantis labeled the Muslim civil rights group a "foreign terrorist organization" in an executive order.
By Erik Clarke State and local governments across the country rely heavily on nonprofit partners to deliver social-service programs. When these partnerships work well, they expand reach and improve outcomes for vulnerable communities. When oversight
The Department of Transportation said Tuesday it will waive $16.7 million in fines issued to American Airlines under then-President Joe Biden in 2024.
Experts testified on Capitol Hill Tuesday on Chinese gangs in Latin America.
At a Pennsylvania rally Tuesday night, President Trump said his administration is driving down prices and boosting wages while accusing Democrats of misleading voters on the affordability issue.
The Senate is heading toward dueling partisan votes on health care this week after Republicans said Tuesday that they had united around a plan.
Speaking to a crowd in Pennsylvania, the president highlighted his administration's efforts to lower the cost of living nationwide.
Murphy Robinson, who has served on the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission for just over a year, announced his resignation on Wednesday. In a statement, Gov. Jared Polis thanked Robinson, saying he is “incredibly grateful for Murphy's service to t
President Donald Trump called Rep. Jasmine Crockett's Senate bid "a gift to Republicans," also criticizing her as a "low IQ person" and "terrible representative."
She is the first Democratic Mayor elected by the city in decades.
The Colorado Supreme Court has released significantly fewer new opinions in recent months compared to the previous two years, even as the judicial branch insisted that a member’s open-ended absence is not causing delays. Justice Melissa Hart has been
