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Lawmakers were forced to pass stopgap legislation to avert an imminent and complete government shutdown. The risk of the latter came after the Democrats failed to reach a deal on a new budget with the Republicans, or at least achieve intra-party unity on Biden's infrastructure bill to pass it unilaterally.

The September 12–24 migrant camp crisis in Del Rio displayed two lessons very much worth unpacking from the White House response.

Two dozens Chinese fighter jets entered Taiwanese airspace on Thursday in a show of force amid rising tensions between China and the autonomous island.

A new congressional report shows that the tax increase bill approved by the House Ways and Means Committee would increase taxes on millions of taxpayers making less than $400,000. That would violate a pledge President Joe Biden has made repeatedly.

Inflation unexpectedly accelerated in August, as shortages of a wide range of consumer goods and services drove up prices.

Panama's foreign minister has warned that another wave of some 60,000 migrants, mostly Haitian nationals, is now headed toward the southern US border.

Stew Peters and Dr. Vladimir Zev Zelenko talked in depth about COVID-19, the spiritual struggle between good and evil, "vaccines," and other falsehoods that are being propagated throughout the globe.

On a call with officials, Secretary Mayorkas asked whether Homeland Security was ready for a worst-case scenario of 350,000 or more migrants crossing the border in October.

Special Counsel John Durham issued a new set of subpoenas on Thursday including to a law firm linked to the DNC and Hillary Clinton.

Two Johnson & Johnson officials made surprising disclosures about their company's COVID shots and their worries about the vaccine's long-term effects on children.