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An expert on China policy acknowledges that President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping have plenty to talk about – but that talk without action will put Americans at risk.
A medical doctor and former House member is concerned about the growing number of states legalizing marijuana usage, warning about the potential for unhealthy side effects he predicts could mirror those he saw in patients suffering from prolonged tobacco use.
As Congress continues to hammer out its spending bills, a Tennessee senator is giving special attention to child trafficking and the southern border.
After numerous high school students in Virginia learned the hard way about the danger of drugs, a county sheriff and the state’s Republican governor are demanding a notorious public school district immediately alert parents about the danger, too.
Labeling Mexican cartels as a foreign terrorist organization may not be the answer to combating the steady stream of deadly and addictive drugs across America's southern border. So argues an expert on the doctrines that fuel terrorism.
An Idaho mother and son are preparing to answer for kidnapping a minor for an abortion, among other things.
In a statement that everyone saw coming and surprised no one, FBI Director Christopher Wray told a Senate committee terrorist attacks could happen on U.S. soil that were triggered by the Israel-Hamas war.
As the state lurches leftward, observers might wonder whether there’s something in the air.
Calling for the use of "military force "in Mexico in the fight against fentanyl may make for great sound bites for politicians – but a retired U.S. Army officer says it may not be very plausible for a future president to pursue without exhausting other options first.
America's southern border is increasingly more active with terrorists attempting to enter the country, as the 2023 numbers rise far above the previous year.
