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DNI Avril Haines, in testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee on "worldwide threats," said the CCP is the "most consequential threat to U.S. national security."

Rep. Raul Ruiz, D-Calif., accused a witness at Wednesday's hearing on the origins of COVID-19 of harboring racist views, saying that Nicholas Wade's presence could discredit the entire hearing.

Former CDC director Robert Redfield, a virologist, slammed gain-of-function research as not being worth the risk during the House's COVID-19 origins select committee hearing.

The Justice Department announced Wednesday it has found civil rights violations during an investigation into law enforcement in Louisville, Kentucky, following Breonna Taylor's death.

The Drug Cartel Terrorist Designation Act would designate certain Mexican cartels as "Foreign Terrorist Organizations," giving the U.S. more power to fight cartel violence.

A new study on the costs of illegal immigrants puts the net cost at approximately $150 billion a year, according to a new study by a hawkish immigration group.

The New Mexico legislature approved a bill to prohibit local city and county governments from blocking access to abortion. The measure will likely head to Democratic Gov. Grisham.

Arizona’s Democratic attorney general is suing a Republican county from transferring election duties from a nonpartisan department to a Republican recorder.

Only 15% of Americans -- a record low -- hold a favorable view of China, according to a new national poll from Gallup. And most view Beijing as the top threat to the United States

The United States is expected to face a “complex” security environment and will need to work to confront two “critical” strategic challenges, the U.S. intelligence community assessed.

Montana GOP Sen. Steve Daines, the chair of the NRSC, says he believes former Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial nominee Doug Mastriano can't win future elections.

Republicans are hitting back at California, proposing legislation Wednesday that would prevent the state from moving ahead with a mandate forcing electric vehicle purchases.

Several House Republicans called on the Marine Corps to reach out to marines discharged over the COVID-19 vaccine mandate to fill critical roles in the military amid recruitment issues.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who is serving on President Biden re-election panel, unveiled a blueprint on addressing the influx of 50,000 migrants into the Big Apple since April.

Members of the Los Angeles City Council introduced legislation on Tuesday that would draft an ordinance in order to "permanently enshrine" sanctuary city policies into law.

Lawmakers in Nebraska proposed three amendments including one to give the governor more control over educational policies. Many people testified against the amendment at a hearing.

The COVID origins hearing will showcase the former CDC director and health and science experts and focus on Dr. Fauci's role in attempting to "disprove" the lab leak theory.

Texas legislation that would restrict land ownership by entities from China and three other countries is necessary for national security, according to the bill's author.

Progressive lawmakers are alarmed by and stand in opposition to reports that President Biden is considering a revival of the Trump-era policy of detaining migrant families to deter illegal immigration.

Paramilitary groups have popped up along the international border in New Mexico in recent years. Lawmakers in the state are advancing legislation to halt the groups.