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The United Nations General Assembly voted Friday to endorse a two-state "solution."

The Biden administration's lax approach to illegal immigration had enormous negative consequences for public safety.

Federal Reserve policymakers are in a tough spot as they meet this week.

Jimmy Lai, 77, sits in solitary confinement in Hong Kong's high-security Stanley Prison.

Last week, the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) came to Washington to once again lobby Congress to overturn a voter-approved ballot initiative.

How many cases does it take before we take notice?

Like many other people in their 20s, I came to Washington full of ambition, wanting to make a career in politics.

President Trump said that the Democrats' sugar daddy, George Soros, is "a bad guy" who ought to be "put in jail" for his role in funding what's been accused -- albeit denied by the billionaire -- as some of the most violent uprisings in the nation.

On March 21, 1973, John Dean, Richard Nixon's White House counsel, alerted the president that his presidency was in serious jeopardy.

Last week, we were confronted with images almost too horrific to bear.