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President Obama delayed new ballistic missile sanctions on Iran while pardoning 21 Iranian prisoners jailed for breaching major U.S. sanctions on nuclear advancement and development in order […]

Two Dutch, pro-immigration filmmakers published a video Saturday of themselves getting brutally robbed at a refugee camp in Calais, France, known as “The Jungle.”

Legalizing marijuana on the state-level is endangering America’s stance on the global war on drugs, said retiring Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly in a recent interview.

Muslim advocates have successfully sued the New York Police Department into erasing all its records on the surge of Islamic radicalism and the threats specific individuals pose to the U.S. as a whole.

Portland Community College has designated April “Whiteness History Month”

Just hours before the last Democratic debate before the Iowa caucuses, 2016 presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders rolled out his Medicare-for-all plan Sunday.

A German town has banned all migrant men from the public pool, after women filed complaints about harassment.

Former House Intelligence Chairman Pete Hoekstra is genuinely worried about the fundamental changes President Barack Obama has made to American foreign policy, according to this 28-minute exclusive video interview for The Daily Caller News Foundation.

The war against radical Islamic terrorism could go on much longer than anyone is expecting, and the enemy may not give the U.S. any choice but to fight it.

The Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) union contract requires the agency hire bureaucrats over veterans for most jobs, despite federal laws and regulations that give vets hiring preference in the civil service.

The Air Force said it will conduct a review to determine whether the use of “airman” is appropriate given the military’s push towards full gender equality.

A judge who accused the Reagan administration of “bigotry” is expected to be confirmed Tuesday by the Republican-led Senate for an Obama-appointed federal judgeship in Minnesota.