A former New York City police officer has been sentenced to three to nine years in prison for tossing a picnic cooler full of drinks at a fleeing suspect, who then crashed his motorized scooter and died
New research is upending what we thought about the consciousness of patients, leaving families with agonizing choices.
The 39th Security Forces Squadron certified airmen on the Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station for the first time at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey, supporting the 39th Air Base Wing's goal for airmen to be trained, equipped and ready.
CHARLESTON, SC — After returning from the frontlines of the war in Iran, a local drone has found itself struggling to adapt back to a civilian life of delivering Amazon packages.
This is it. President Trump has crossed a line with his latest statement. We can't just talk — we need to take action!
Former Navy intelligence officer Jack Posobiec joined “National Report” to discuss the upcoming high-stakes negotiations with Iran and what the fallout may look like if the talks go poorly.
On Thursday's "National Report," Judge Andrew Napolitano discussed President Trump's request to New York Attorney General Letitia James civil fraud judgment against him.
The legal basis for “birthright citizenship” is tenuous at best, nigh nonexistent at worst. The post Two Wongs Don’t Make a Right appeared first on The American Conservative .
Takimag Two Wongs Don’t Make a Right The legal basis for “birthright citizenship” is tenuous at best, nigh nonexistent at worst. TakiMag President Donald Trump’s executive order denying citizenship to “anchor babies” has caused quite a stir. The media insist that kids born to illegal aliens on U.S. soil are automatic citizens at birth. Although asserted with smug arrogance, they then bury any discussion of the issue in lies. Thus, for example, the entire media claim that Trump’s order is about “birthright citizenship.” That’s rather circular. The precise question at issue is whether kids born to illegals are…Open
On this episode of "Bradley on the Border," Ali Bradley is on the ground in North Carolina as newly appointed Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin visits the state to tour areas hit hard by Hurricane Helene in 2024. The trip marks Mullin’s first official regional visit to a disaster area as head of DHS. Bradley asked Mullin about the impact of proposed changes to Customs & Border Protection staffing at so-called "sanctuary cities" and the impact on international travelers. #MarkwayneMullin #immigration #DHS CREDITS Host: Ali Bradley Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Meagan Ourada Field Producer: Travis Harrison Segment Producer: Christine Jenkinson Associate Producer: Will Tomasi Editor: Kanyon Lyons On "Bradley…