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XENIA, OHIO – Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, currently running in the GOP Primary for U.S. Senate, spoke to Fox News Digital on the campaign trail in Ohio this week and explained why he believes he’s the candidate Democrats fear most and why his conservative message will shine through a crowded primary field in … Read more
Russian authorities have barred Boris Nadezhdin, the only anti-war presidential hopeful from running against Vladimir Putin in next month’s presidential election.
FIRST ON FOX: A coalition of 22 Republican state attorneys general are warning President Biden that his recent moratorium on liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects is unlawful. The top state officials, led by Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach, penned a letter to Biden and Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, listing a series of federal statutes … Read more
LAS VEGAS – He wasn’t on the ballot, but Donald Trump came up a winner in Nevada’s state-run Republican presidential primary. On Thursday, the former president’s name will be listed in the Nevada GOP’s caucus, where he’s expected to land an outright victory. Trump’s absence from the primary ballot wasn’t enough to provide a path … Read more
Sen. Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., found himself in the spotlight this week as Republicans buzzed against his handling of the much-anticipated border bill appended to the national security supplemental package that included aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. The bill was defeated in a 50-49 vote and needed 60 votes to pass. McConnell, once … Read more
House Republican leaders failed to pass two of their major policy bills Tuesday night, a blowup so massive it left GOP lawmakers irritated upon leaving Washington for a long weekend Wednesday morning. “Some people are frustrated. Very few people are surprised,” Rep. Jack Bergman, R-Mich., said. The House GOP conference, dealing with highly divided factions … Read more
After revelations of a secret meeting with neo-Nazis, huge anti-AfD protests have erupted across the country. But what would it mean to ban a party riding high in the polls? The idea of banning the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party seems to me a lot like magical thinking. Outlaw them – poof, they’re gone! … Read more
There are things ministers must do but also actions we can take to help fellow citizens. Both are now essential Even if the government issued newspaper editors with D-notices banning any public mention of the word “poverty”, it could hardly do more to create a wall of silence around Britain’s biggest social crisis. By eliminating … Read more
The government of the most powerful country on earth is no longer functioning. Every attempt to do just about anything goes down in flames. This happens periodically in a capital built on a divided government established by the founders. But when you meld that with the hyper-partisan atmosphere that is now embedded in our culture … Read more
Against the backdrop of the King’s illness, Britons remain divided: should our royal family be subject to evolution, reform or abolition? On this, at least, everybody can identify with King Charles. His cancer diagnosis this week is a traumatic moment, and not just for him but for his family. It has also triggered instinctive public … Read more
