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New York mayor Eric Adams won't rule out the idea of switching parties to join the GOP as he faces federal corruption charges.
President-elect Donald Trump said the U.S. should not get involved in fighting in Syria after rebel forces advanced toward the capital city of Damascus on Saturday.
By: Brittany Bernstein
Students in three Massachusetts school districts missed weeks of instruction last month after local teachers' unions launched illegal strikes in violation of both state law and a court order.
By: Brittany Bernstein
Welcome back to Forgotten Fact Checks, a weekly column produced by National Review 's News Desk.
By: Brittany Bernstein
The judge pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy charges in 2011 and was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for the ‘Kids-for-Cash’ scheme.
By: Brittany Bernstein
Mangum is currently serving a prison sentence for the second degree murder of her boyfriend in 2013.
By: Brittany Bernstein
‘His star ascended rapidly and yet I don’t recall him forgetting those he worked with in the trenches along the way,’ a former colleague told NR.
Former House speaker Nancy Pelosi was admitted to a hospital in Luxembourg for evaluation on Friday after she sustained an injury during a trip to
By: Brittany Bernstein
The prisoner whose release was captured by Clarissa Ward was actually a regime intelligence officer, according to a local fact check group.
By: Brittany Bernstein
Americans have finally flipped on Trump for the first time since he first toyed with entering politics back in 1999.
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