After fumbling for 13 seconds to collect his thoughts, and struggling desperately to finish answering a reporter’s question, Pres. Joe Biden declared it was time for him to go to bed – but, stayed to take another question, prompting Press Sec. Karine Jean-Pierre to cut him off in mid-sentence after he confuses two parts of the world.

When Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm tried to show Americans how easy it is to take a four-day road trip in an electric vehicle, her staff blocked off one charging station – using a gas-powered vehicle – so she wouldn’t have to wait in line.

Democrats are encouraging Republicans to impeach Pres. Joe Biden, because they think it’ll help them at the ballot box, but they’re underestimating the seriousness of the charges, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) said Thursday.

More than half of students with federal student loans say having to pay off those loans is “unfair” - but, more than half of those who think it’s unfair also say they could easily save more money each month, a new national survey of full-time students in higher education reveals.

Six in ten Americans now say that, as vice president, Joe Biden was involved in his son’s sketchy business dealings with foreign nationals, but liberal media keep trying to convince the public that there’s “no evidence” – even though there’s plenty.

House Republicans have introduced four bills designed to prevent ideological investment managers from using a Biden administration rule to put politics over their clients’ profits.

The U.S. goods and services trade deficit was $65.0 billion in July, up $1.3 billion from $63.7 billion in June, the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported Wednesday.

A trio of professors who lost their jobs at three different higher education institutions are claiming that their respective schools targeted them for their opposition to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies.

Intolerance of free speech at the nation’s colleges has increased, while students’ tolerance of using violence to stop free speech has increased, a survey of U.S. colleges released Thursday finds.

“I just got published in Nature because I stuck to a narrative I knew the editors would like. That’s not the way science should work,” a PhD climate scientist and adjunct faculty member at John Hopkins University’s Energy and Climate Policy Program says in a commentary excoriating the nation’s media for putting their political agenda ahead of scientific integrity.

Rather than face a hearing on a petition seeking his removal from office for refusing to protect the citizens of Nueces County, Democrat Texas District Attorney Mark Gonzalez resigned Tuesday, then announced his candidacy for Republican incumbent Ted Cruz’s Senate seat.

Michele Blair is suing the Appomattox County, Virginia school district, alleging it performed a secret gender transition on her daughter, which led to bullying that drove the teen to run away from home and into the clutches of multiple sexual predators who repeatedly trafficked.

“Hypocrites. LA claims to be a sanctuary city. But when put to the test, they can't take it,” Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) said Tuesday, reacting to news that the self-proclaimed “sanctuary” city of Los Angeles has approved plans to sue and launch a criminal probe against his state.

After declining in 2022, the U.S. budget deficit has surged higher in 2023, despite economic growth, troubling economists.