"Americans remain skeptical of continuing infringements on personal liberties and freedoms," Johnson's press release reads. "The legislation would provide more transparency in WHO agreements and a constitutional check on the administration."
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly referred to as the Mormon church, has been fined millions of dollars for supposedly hiding the size and scope of its actual investments, which now likely total more than $40 billion.
A recent legal brief by Fox News cites discovery information indicating that Dominion Voting Systems' employees acknowledged serious problems with the company's technology, including critical bugs leading to incorrect results, while Dominion sues Fox News for $1.6 billion for defamation.
The Biden administration is readying to sign a "legally binding" agreement with the World Health Organization that would permit it the authority to dictate U.S. policies during a pandemic, The Epoch Times has reported.
A GOP political operative was sentenced to 18 months in prison on Friday for illegally funneling tens of thousands of dollars from a Russian businessman to the Trump campaign in 2016.
Rift between establishment and America First Republicans in Michigan, who support different policies and candidates, and the potential impact on the party's future.
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) checked himself into Walter Reed Hospital to receive treatment for clinical depression on Wednesday night, his office announced.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz this week confirmed to supporters that he will not seek a presidential bid in 2024, recommitting himself to run again for the seat he has held since 2013.
Gigi Sohn, President Joe Biden's nominee for a seat on the Federal Communications Commission, told a Senate Committee Tuesday that the agency should investigate AT&T DirecTV's "deplatforming of Newsmax," which she described as "very troubling."
