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Federal prosecutors are turning up the heat on Washington D.C.'s troubled public schools.
Federal officials say systemic fraud in the truck-driving pipeline has allowed thousands of unqualified drivers to get behind the wheel.
A conservative media analyst says threatening to report Kristen Welker to the FCC may hurt the president in ABC's new lawsuit against him.
A new resolution in Congress to condemn socialism as a dangerous political theory should be a bipartisan and unanimous vote on Capitol Hill, says a Republican congressman.
A national security expert says the U.S. blockade on Iran has crushed the regime's ability to fund the hated Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Mr. Piker has been busy campaigning for at least a dozen progressive Democrats in Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
A growing grassroots movement is uniting faith communities across the country.
A new report from Young America's Foundation says bizarre college course offerings are evidence of a deeper problem: ideological indoctrination in higher education.
Weighing in on the Flock camera controversy, a police chief says he has witnessed license plate readers solve serious crimes but also describes how police officers are being held accountable.
A media analyst says Canada's public broadcaster for both radio and television is not the only outlet that's "watering everything down."
