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A man who beheaded his boss and kicked his head around was released into the country after Cuba rejected his reentry.

Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy (R) wrote to HHS Secretary RFK Jr., urging his support of the whooping cough vaccine amid a nationwide outbreak.

Hopefully Americans will emerge from Charlie Kirk's murder more inclined to respectfully tolerate disagreement.

"We unequivocally denounce these remarks, which in no way reflect the values of the Adams administration," an Adams spokesperson said.

The agreement, expected to be passed in a final vote Saturday, would allocate $20 billion in total to the project.

In today's edition we take a closer look at Energy Secretary Chris Wright's call for Europe to end its imports of Russian gas and oil.

The Sept. 3 auction sold its nearly 6.4 million allowances at a settlement price of $64.30, raising an estimated $446 million.

President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress are exploring ways to crack down legally on radical extremism.

The law would require agencies to report the number of requests they're receiving, the response time, the status of requests, and other information.

Following the murder of Charlie Kirk, key young elected officials in blue states say they will not back down or self-censor.