Next Wave of Evacuees to the U.S. Likely to be Ukrainian

Millions of people are being displaced

Financial State of the Union Report

United States' financial condition worsened by more than $10 trillion in 2021

Trucker Convoy Laps DC On Beltway To Protest COVID Mandates

The People's Convoy, a large group of truck drivers and other protestors, vowed to continue every day until demands are met.

Biden State of the Union: Border Invasion Marches On

U.S. president has overseen and given his blessing to a border invasion

Five Million Ukrainian Refugees Possible

Ukrainians’ fate in the country’s Russia-perpetrated war is, on February’s last day, unclear

Pro-Ukraine Protestors Block Area In Front Of White House: Report

The protests come as Russian troops march toward Kyiv and have encircled the Ukrainian capital city, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko.

Biden Sanctions Russian Natural Gas Pipeline Company Nord Stream 2

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz suspended the approval process earlier this week in response to Russian aggression toward Ukraine.

Second Gentleman Taken From D.C. School Over 'Security Issue'

Second gentleman Doug Emhoff was removed from the stage while giving a presentation at Dunbar High School, according to reports.

Congress Launches New Assault on U.S. Workers

The America COMPETES Act intentionally harms U.S. citizens, but will be a bonanza for arriving foreign nationals

Biden-Harris White House Sees Border Policy Failure as Success

Democrats abdicate on immigration enforcement

Washington, D.C. received ‘B’ grade for fiscal health

New report released by Truth in Accounting

Dept. of Homeland Security Prioritizes Foreign Workers

U.S. tech workers again taken the brunt of the government’s illegal ploys

More Foreign Workers Coming with Work Visa Standards Relaxed

Fewer H-1Bs are denied under Biden Administration

Federal Offices In DC Area Opening 2 Hours Late On Thursday: OPM

Office of Personnel Management has updated the operating status for federal employees in the D.C. area for Thursday.

Bill Aims To Rid Segregationist's Name From Chevy Chase Circle

Lawmakers from Maryland and D.C. introduced legislation Tuesday to remove the name of a former senator from Nevada from Chevy Chase Circle.

Congressional Black Caucus Ignores Wage Gap Solutions

CBC abandons constituency for foreign nationals

Washington DC-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Figures

The District of Columbia unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.

Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Tests Positive For COVID-19, Her Office Says

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is experiencing symptoms and is recovering at her home, her office said in a statement Sunday.

Harry Reid Once Championed Pro-American Immigration Reform

The former Senate Majority Leader will lie in state in D.C., just another politician whose views shifted with the Capitol Hill winds

All Federal Offices In DC Area Closed On Friday: OPM

Office of Personnel Management has updated the operating status for federal employees in the D.C. area for Friday

The Politics In Our Stars

Nirvana manager-turned-activist Danny Goldberg shares lessons from the intersection of celebrity and the 2020 presidential campaign.

Federal Offices In DC Area Opening 3 Hours Late On Wednesday: OPM

Office of Personnel Management has updated the operating status for federal employees in the D.C. area for Wednesday.

Federal Offices In DC Region Open With 3-Hour Delay Tuesday

Office of Personnel Management has updated the operating status for federal employees in the D.C. area for Tuesday.

Forecasting 2022 at the Border

With no indicators from of a shift in Southwest border policy, expect the surge of illegal aliens to continue

OPM Changes Operating Status For DC Federal Employees On Monday

Office of Personnel Management has updated the operating status for federal employees in the D.C. area due to Monday's winter storm.

Mayorkas: From Border Calamity to Subverting U.S. Labor Market

DHS Secretary to reward 20,000 aliens with visas, all without Congressional approval

DC Population Declines By Largest Percentage In Nation

The District of Columbia’s population dropped by 2.9 percent over the last year, the largest percentage drop in population in the nation.

No Amnesty in Build Back Better Thanks to Parliamentarian

Dems make three attempts to sneak amnesty into budget bill

Clock is Ticking on ‘Build Back Better’

Schumer pushes bad BBB bill for December vote

GOP Searches for a Lone Democrat ‘Nay’ on Build Back Better

Washington, D.C.’s political class is focused on West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin and which way he’ll vote on Build Back Better

Enemies Among Us

Ten months into Biden’s presidency, it's clear there's no interest in national sovereignty or in advancing America

Photos: 2 Turkeys Pardoned By Biden Avoid The Chopping Block

President Joe Biden pardoned turkeys "Peanut Butter" and "Jelly" in advance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Humility or hubris?

Leahy claims he was humbled by first win.

State Dept. Offers ‘Sponsor Circles’ to Aid Afghan Evacuees

Is Germany's refugee program a guide for the U.S.?

SoCal leader lauds passage of infrastructure bill

$1.2 trillion legislation will allow region to compete for critically needed funds that were previously unavailable

Administration Hopeful Jobs Turnaround Has Arrived; Realistic?

The October Bureau of Labor Statistics report showed that the economy boomed forward with a higher than anticipated 531,000 new jobs

Citizens Wonder if Biden Cares

October 2021 may be the date historians ID the goal of Joe Biden’s presidency: subvert and destroy sovereign America

Immigration Mayorkas-Style

Policies of DHS Sec. Mayorkas make U.S. the most insecure its been in years

Hunger-Striking Climate Activists Bring Protests To Capitol Hill

In their ninth day of a hunger strike, the group was outside the Capitol Thursday as President Joe Biden met with House Democrats inside.

Biden Ties Legislative Agenda To MLK Push For Racial Justice

Biden also promised to “continue to fight for real police reform legislation," which has stalled out in Congress after bipartisan talks coll