Where does the line fall between protected protest and unlawful activity? A China-based Democratic donor may be illegally using tax-exempt U.S. nonprofits to secretly fund and coordinate domestic unrest, raising questions about foreign influence and the misuse of charitable status.
The materials, posted on the White House website following a prime-time address, include assessments indicating that intelligence officials were aware of risks such as outdated software and potential compromises by adversaries like China.
President Trump says the intelligence, collected from 2004 to 2020, shows why American voting systems need to be better secured from potential manipulation.
It wasn’t luck that landed Ohio the top ranking, Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine said in a social media post. “It happened by design.”
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Maine’s Republican Sen. Susan Collins is pushing back against demands from Democratic Gov. Janet Mills for members of the state's congressional delegation push to "reform or abolish" ICE following this week’s fatal shooting.
The Austin-based drone boat company helping Texas lead the U.S. war against Iran is now building what is expected to be the largest shipyard in the country in Texas.
A federal tariff struck down by a U.S. trade court is set to expire on its own terms July 24, even as the Trump administration presses ahead with new import taxes under a different legal authority.
The could other products that have caused illness across several states, Robert Redfield said.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) responded with attacks on U.S. bases in the Gulf region, including in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan.
On Friday's "Greg Kelly Reports," artist Sergio Furnari explains the importance of Charlie Kirk to him and his inspiration for the statue.
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