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Recent Stories
Senate committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt for refusing to answer questions about the pandemic
A Senate committee voted Thursday to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in criminal contempt of Congress for refusing to answer senators' questions about his decisions and actions during the pandemic.
Trump bans citizenship for 'birth tourism' babies
President Trump signed an executive order Thursday banning the practice of "birth tourism" and ordering his administration to try to root out firms that assist pregnant women in entering the U.S. just to earn citizenship for their children.
Trump vows to punish 'leakers' who said U.S. munitions are running short
President Trump insisted Thursday that the U.S. has ample military firepower and said he wants to prosecute "leakers" who told the media that supplies are running short.
Labor experts say employment looks brighter as pay rises, jobless claims fall
Labor experts say the job market is looking up, driven by rising wages and the lowest number of new unemployment filings in nearly 60 years.
Patriot Games near as competitors shrug off 'Hunger Games' comparison
More than 100 young athletes will gather in Geneva, Ohio, this weekend for the Freedom 250 Patriot Games, an athletic competition that President Trump painted as proof of American exceptionalism but which critics compared to the dystopian "Hunger Games" franchise.
Taiwan's annual military drills focus on civilian resilience as 'window' for Chinese invasion closes
Taiwan's annual military drills are focusing heavily on the resilience of the civilian population, as the predicted "window" for a communist Chinese invasion of the democratic island closes.