The transcripts reveal that President Biden forgot when he was vice president, when his son Beau died, and even details from an interview a few hours after they happened.

“The evidence—and the president himself—put his memory squarely at issue,” says special counsel Robert Hur.

The House is set to vote today on a bill designed to prevent foreign adversary-controlled applications from operating in the U.S. 

“The president is cowering to his base and showing deference to a man who deserves none,” says House Speaker Mike Johnson.

Instead of encouraging family formation, the Veteran Families Health Services Act explicitly promotes the artificial creation of children outside of marriage.

A January 2021 email raises serious questions about whether the federal agency tasked with protecting the financial sector is a major force behind the debanking of conservatives. 

Sen. Tommy Tuberville is calling on coaches, administrators, and athletic directors to stand up for their female athletes forced to compete against men identifying as women.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed the law in response to record numbers of illegal crossings, but the Department of Justice sued Texas to prevent its enforcement in January.

Before the Harvard case, Stanford Law justified its race-based admissions policies as delivering a “diverse student body,” as if a candidate’s outward appearance determines inward character.

“The American people deserve the entire truth about Jan. 6,” says Rep. Barry Loudermilk, whose subcommittee just released a new report on the Capitol riot.