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Job growth slows more than expected in October while unemployment rate ticks up Read More.

Vice President Kamala Harris faced backlash Wednesday evening after announcing that the administration — in the wake of skyrocketing rates of anti-Semitic incidents and attacks worldwide following last month’s Islamic terrorist attack — is focused on combating Islamophobia. Read More.

After a second debate widely panned as “disappointing” by conservative viewers and pundits, strategists are questioning whether the Republican National Committee’s (RNC) third presidential primary debate hosted by NBC serves much of a purpose at all. Read More.

A male student in sexually assaulted a girl classmate inside a restroom at a county high school in 2021 and 2022. Read More.

"Instead of telling the truth and just being comfortable in his own skin, he resorts to borderline psychotic behavior by lying to the American people." Read More.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) spoke the plain truth about the nearly 500 Americans in Gaza not being allowed to leave by Hamas. Read More.

Joe Biden received $40,000 in laundered CEFC China Energy Co. money in 2017 from his brother, James Biden, again labeled “loan repayment." Read More.

Kamala Harris was asked point blank why the Biden administration is so unpopular during an interview with CBS’ Bill Whitaker on Sunday. Read More.

A new poll found that support for former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley had climbed to match that of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, but both were far behind former President Donald Trump. Read More.

Trick or treat? Read More.

Appearing in Iowa this past weekend, President Trump declared that “Crooked Joe Biden” and his administration have inflicted more damage on the U.S. than the ten worst Presidents in history combined. Read More.

Pence is the fifth major candidate to either suspend his campaign or drop out.  Read More.

'It’s not just his political ideology that should scare us,' Psaki said of the new speaker of the House Sunday Read More.

“You can say you care about America, but if you’re sending $100 billion to foreign countries right now, you’re lying” Read More.

The cost of goods and services rose 0.4 percent for a second consecutive month in September, challenging the view that the Federal Reserve's rate hikes are still bringing down inflation. Read More.