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Cleaning up fraud in Medicare and Medicaid may start with the federal government, but state governments key roles to play, a Georgia U.S. House Republican said on “Washington Watch” Monday.
A migration crisis permitted by Spain’s liberal government is being mocked by Israel’s government, but a radio host questions that diplomatic strategy even if you’re right.
Residents of Beulah, Colorado, are dealing with flooding, a common occurrence that follows a major wildfire in the mountains.
SPOKANE, Wash. — A man who went to prison for killing his father in 2010 has been charged with intentionally setting the largest of the wildfires that have destroyed hundreds of buildings in and around Washington state’s second-largest city and forced tens of thousands of people from their homes.
A pro-Israel columnist doesn't think continued negotiations with Iran are doing Republican congressional candidates any good.
While the midterms continue to loom, both Republicans and Democrats have started trying to gauge their options to win the White House in 2028.
Now that a high-stakes U.S. Senate primary has arrived today in Michigan, a conservative columnist predicts many voters are second-guessing their party’s march toward socialism and communism.
A conservative activist doesn't think Texans realize that they are considering letting one of the most left-wing senators in the entire country represent their state.
It will not be enough for Republicans to cry, “The socialists are coming!” or even “The communists are coming!” Millions of brainwashed young people equate socialism and communism with fairness and compassion.
Whether in Louisiana or Texas, the Robertson family is vowing to keep making uplifting content for television.
