U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Thursday accidentally referred to Russia as the Soviet Union while speaking during a visit to Seoul, South Korea.
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Cotton drags WHO for being 'more concerned' about protecting 'feelings' of Chinese gov. than public health
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., said in a Saturday tweet that the World Health Organization is more concerned about protecting the Chinese government’s “feelings” than public health.
Bongino rips Biden's, Democrats' hypocrisy on COVID travel ban similar to Trump's
Dan Bongino, host of Fox News’ “Unfiltered,” on Saturday said President Biden is “replicating what he himself called racist” by implementing a “travel ban” on eight African countries as the omicron coronavirus variant spreads.
Lawsuit filed on behalf of 20-year Navy employee against federal vaccine mandate: 'Biden is not a king'
A conservative legal group set up by former Trump adviser Stephen Miller is suing the Biden administration on behalf of a 20-year Navy employee over the federal employee COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Federal contractor vaccine mandate: GOP congressman introduces bill banning Biden from enforcing requirement
Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., on Thursday introduced legislation that would block President Biden from requiring the employees of federal contractors to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
US colleges report fewer foreign gifts after Biden takes office, sparking concern from Rep. Gallagher
Rep. Mike Gallagher, R-Wis., is questioning a nearly $1.5 billion decrease in reported foreign gifts to U.S. colleges and universities since President Biden took office.
Lawmakers, alumni groups call for free speech on campuses: ‘There has to be some legal action’
Three Republican members of Congress and representatives for free speech groups Monday suggested taking legal action against colleges that allow students to be bullied for expressing certain beliefs.
Sen. Tim Scott calls Democrats’ reconciliation bill a ‘great American shakedown’
Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., called Democrats’ reconciliation bill a “great American shakedown.”
Arizona bride, mom plead with progressive anti-Sinema protesters to stop ‘ruining’ wedding
An Arizona bride and her mother pleaded with protesters outside of a wedding that Sen. Kyrsten Sinema officiated last weekend to stop disrupting the event
North Carolina congressman’s office rescues 80 at-risk people from Afghanistan: ‘Still a lot of work to do’
Republican North Carolina Rep. Greg Murphy’s office has helped 80 at-risk people escape from Afghanistan since last week after the Biden administration ordered a complete withdrawal of all U.S. troops from the country.