GOP lawmakers are pushing to restrict the rights of naturalized and dual citizens -- including their ability to run for office. read more
President Donald Trump's massive U.S.-Venezuela oil deal is analyzed by Fox Business contributor Phil Flynn. read more
As Iran continues to cause problems at the Strait of Hormuz, as America's supply of critical munitions wain and generals question the military's ability to protect, Trump says "mission accomplished". read more
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday went as far as to suggest that the two measles deaths reported in Pennsylvania earlier this week may "have been altogether fabricated" by Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro's team. read more
Vanity Fair: "Robert Kiyosaki, who built an empire on the idea of getting rich, now says he's deeply in debt. Vanity Fair visits the author and friend of Trump at home in Arizona to understand the distance between the gospel of his books and his own bleeding balance sheet." read more
In the grand jury report, which remains sealed but was obtained and published by CBS News Miami on Wednesday, the grand jurors wrote that "we conclude that these funds were misappropriated as part of a sophisticated scheme to fund political activities" but said that they found "insufficient evidence to charge anyone criminally". read more
The Department of Education on Wednesday blasted out a wild social media post in which it seemed to compare President Donald Trump and his administration to Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany. The post was deleted after this story was published. read more
As of this week, 54,648 pounds of Lundberg Family Farms jasmine white rice have been recalled. read more
The International Criminal Court deplores the announcement of new designations for sanctions by the US administration against Judge Tomoko Akane (Japan), the President of the Court, and Mr Abdoulaye Seye (Senegal), Senior Trial Lawyer at the Office of the Prosecutor. These sanctions are a flagrant attack against the independence of an impartial judicial institution which operates pursuant to the mandate conferred by its States Parties from across regions. As a result of these designations, at present, nine of the eighteen Judges, both of the two Deputy-Prosecutors, the former Prosecutor and one staff member have been sanctioned by the United States. Such measures targeting judges, prosecutors and staff who work towards the fulfilment of the mandate that was conferred to the ICC by States undermine the rule of law. When judicial actors are threatened for applying the law, it is the international legal order itself that is placed at risk. Threats and coercive measures also impact the ability of victims to seek justice, as they turn to the Court when all other avenues have been exhausted. read more
The CIA director also brought up Iran during the meetings, one source said. read more
USS Theodore Roosevelt will embark in the coming weeks to the Middle East and is expected to be deployed for at least seven months, officials said. read more
Trump submitted a civilian nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress for review. read more
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday signaled its plans to appeal a ruling requiring the department to unredact various documents from the Epstein files in a suit brought by attorney and independent journalist Katie Phang. read more
A Trump Cabinet secretary's inability to say from which country the U.S. will import beef is spurring online outrage. read more
President Donald Trump has touted his one-of-a-kind midterm convention as the spectacle his party needs ... read more
Hawley claimed Congress never "authorized the network your industry has built," and that Americans are seeking information on "who has access to their personal data and how." read more
