House Democrats unveiled their plan to legalize millions of illegal immigrants — and to make taxpayers pay billions of dollars to process their applications.
The massive immigrant-legalization program that Democrats plan to include in their upcoming budget would overwhelm the government’s citizenship agency, adding millions of new cases to an agency that, according to a secret internal study, is already running well above its red line.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley, a member of the far-left “Squad,” said Friday that her fellow House Democrats and the rest of Congress have let millions of renters face eviction because they are in the pockets of real estate agents.
Companies that refuse to comply with President Biden’s vaccine-or-testing mandate will face “quite significant” fines that exceed $10,000 for each violation, the White House said Friday.
President Biden on Friday offered a message for Republican governors and others who say they’ll challenge his new COVID-19 vaccine mandates in court — “Have at it.”
John P. Coale, who is representing former President Donald Trump in lawsuits over his banishment from social media, said he isn’t worried about Twitter and YouTube trying to gain an advantage by moving the legal battle to a California court.
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Political activism spread from street protests to corporate boardrooms and now has found a new home: a reality television series airing weekly on CBS this fall.
President Biden’s sweeping new COVID-19 vaccine mandates contradict his 2020 campaign promise that he wouldn’t make the shots mandatory.
Wholesale prices soared 8.3% in August from a year ago, the biggest annual gain since the Labor Department began tracking the inflation data in 2010 and potentially another sign of trouble for President Biden’s big-spending agenda.
Optimism among small business owners has plummeted as Democrats race to raise taxes amid rising inflation, according to a new poll by a right-leaning advocacy group Friday.
Wholesale prices soared 8.3% in August from a year ago, the biggest annual gain since the Labor Department began tracking the inflation data in 2010 and potentially another sign of trouble for President Biden's big-spending agenda.
Companies that refuse to comply with President Biden's vaccine-or-testing mandate will face "quite significant" fines that exceed $10,000 for each violation, the White House said Friday.
Organizers of the "Justice for J6" rally near the U.S. Capitol set for Sept. 18 say they also are planning to host additional rallies near 13 state capitol buildings on the same day.
Two senior Democratic senators suggested several corporate tax increases on Friday to help pay for President Biden's massive $3.5 trillion expansion of the federal safety net.
The Washington Football Team is placing wide receiver Curtis Samuel on injured reserve, meaning he'll miss at least the next three games while dealing with a nagging groin injury.
Mary Trump, former President Donald Trump's niece, railed against her uncle for participating in a pay-per-view boxing match this Saturday evening on the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
A federal judge ordered Apple on Friday to end restrictions on app developers who direct people to payment options outside of Apple's control, threatening to curtail a key moneymaker for the tech giant.
Six Oregonians filed a lawsuit Thursday against Democratic Gov. Kate Brown's vaccination mandate, arguing that they have natural immunity after contracting the novel coronavirus and calling the governor's orders unscientific.
Roger Stone, former President Donald Trump's longtime confidant, said he believes his friend has decided to run for the White House again in 2024.
President Biden on Friday offered a message for Republican governors and others who say they'll challenge his new COVID-19 vaccine mandates in court -- "Have at it."
Two Republican lawmakers say the Biden administration is sluggish in addressing the nation's opioid epidemic, which has killed more than 500,000 Americans over the past two decades.
Here we go again. Democrats are confident they will ride the rabid outrage over new abortion laws to victory in the 2022 midterms. They shouldn't bet on it.
President Biden has confidently asserted that our allies have not reacted negatively to the debacle he created in withdrawing our troops from Afghanistan.
President Biden's sweeping new COVID-19 vaccine mandates contradict his 2020 campaign promise that he wouldn't make the shots mandatory.
The Supreme Court could overrule its nearly 50-year precedent on abortion during the upcoming term in a case out of Mississippi where the state has asked the justices to uphold its ban on abortions after 15 weeks.
Republican governors and everyday Americans pledged to fight President Biden's decision to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations or regular testing at large companies, saying it amounted to a brazen "assault" on private businesses.
Rep. Mikie Sherrill looked out over the crowd and motioned to the children playing in inflatable bounce houses on the edge of a barbecue honoring Tunnel to Towers, a 9/11-inspired nonprofit that provides homes to wounded veterans and first responders.
U.S. Postal Service workers will be subject to President Biden's new COVID-19 vaccine mandates, according to the White House.
House Democrats rebuffed Republican efforts Thursday to remove $200 million for the Presidio in the San Francisco district of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, with one lawmaker declaring that she deserved "a little bit more" because of her hard work.
