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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told fellow Democrats that she'd rather see Trump behind bars-not Impeached. Montie Montgomery reports.

Illegal immigration numbers are soaring: the number of border enforcement actions more than doubled in the past year. In May alone, more than 132,000 migrants were apprehended at the Southwest border. Julie Mitchell reports.

The homeless rate in the city of Los Angeles skyrocketed over the last year, leaving state and local officials frustrated at the precipitous rise. Matt Fisher reports.

One cadet was killed and more than twenty others were wounded after a military transport vehicle overturned near a U.S. Army training site Thursday morning, Henry Erlandson reports.

On Thursday, millions of people will direct their eyes to ceremonies honoring the military operation that radically changed and greatly hastened the end of World War II - 75 years after it happened. On June 6, the U.S. and our allies launched the allied invasion of Normandy known as D-Day. On that date, some 150,000 personnel attacked Nazi-occupied France from the skies, from the sea, and rushed a...

Earlier this year, the House of Representatives passed the Equality Act.  Supporters say they want to add anti-discrimination protections for sexual orientation and gender identity similar to the existing provisions for people based on sex, race, ethnicity, and religion.  However, critics contend the legislation would ramp up inequality for Americans who do not agree with the LGBT agenda. Emilie K...

A New York State judge has ordered former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort to be transferred to New York Cities Rikers Island. Monite Montgomery has more.

President Donald Trump and London Mayor Sadiq Khan are engaged in a war of words. Montie Montgomery has more.

Liberals are convinced that the Supreme Court is on the brink of striking down Roe v. Wade and many pro-life figures hope that's the case. However, recent rulings from the court have surprised both sides. Last week, the justices upheld an Indiana law requiring the burial or cremation of fetal remains but refused to hear arguments on whether abortions based on sex, race, or disability ought to be l...

New documents obtained by Judicial Watch reveal new information regarding the FBI's investigation of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's private email server and raise questions regarding the agency's handling of the matter. Matt Fisher reports for Radio America.

While the political uproar continues following former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's statement on Wednesday, little attention is being paid to his most important point: that other nations and other adversaries are trying to impact our voters and our elections. This influence is nothing new but in the digital age the depth and breadth of this meddling takes on even greater scope. "Mueller's warni...

Former Mississippi Senator Thad Cochran died at the age of 81 Thursday. Montie Montgomery has more.

President Trump ripped former special prosecutor Robert Mueller for his handling of the Russia investigation and called into question his qualifications to lead such an investigation. Meanwhile, Democrats made clear all options are on the table after Mueller reiterated he could not prosecute Trump or clear him on obstruction of justice charges. Matt Fisher reports.

On Wednesday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller announced his job was done and insisted the report he submitted last month serves as his testimony on Russian efforts to interfere with the 2016 campaign. He reiterated his conclusion that there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia but also said he could not exonerate Trump on allegations of obstruction of justice. The media is spendin...

Special Counsel Robert Mueller stepped down Wednesday saying the work of his team is done.  And while partisans on all sides latched on to different comments from Mueller's statement, former federal prosecutor Andrew C. McCarthy says Democrats got everything they could have reasonably hoped for. President Trump and his allies exulted that Mueller repeatedly insisted the report he issued in April s...

Democratic presidential candidates are responding to Robert Mueller's press conference on Wednesday. Montie Montgomery has more.

From the time he was a young boy, Casey Diaz watched his father assault his mother on a regular basis.  He witnessed a triple homicide by the time he was eight.  By age eleven he was in a Los Angeles-area gang and five years later he was a gang leader on his way to prison for killing a rival gang member. That's the bleak beginning to Casey's life but it also sets the stage for his dramatic transfo...

Memorial Day is a time to remember those who gave their lives in defense of our nation and our freedoms and it's also a time to honor the family members still feeling the pain of those losses. On Sunday at the National Memorial Day Concert, viewers will see and hear the story of Ursula Palmer.  Palmer's husband, U.S. Army National Guard SFC Collin J. Bowen, was severely injured by an IED in Afghan...

British Prime Minister Theresa May says she will resign next month over her inability to get a Brexit deal approved by parliament, and a former aide to the late Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher says new leadership will likely mean a clean exit for the country from the European Union. May took office in 2016 in the wake of British voters approving Brexit.  Prime Minister David Cameron immediately s...

Texas Representative Chip Roy blocked an attempt to pass a 19.1 billion dollar disaster relief bill via unanimous consent. Montie Montgomery has more.

Tony-winning actor Joe Mantegna is preparing to host the National Memorial Day Concert for the eighteenth time and says taking part on the national salute to Americans who have given their lives for our country is "the most important thing" he does every year. The National Memorial Day Concert will take place Sunday at 8 p.m. ET live from the U.S. Capitol.  Mantegna first hosted in 2002 and says t...

In the final installment of our series, we examine what law enforcement and lawmakers are doing to confront the horrific big business of child sex trafficking, what individual citizens can do to root out the problems in their own communities, and how to best stay on top of our kids' internet activity and spot the signs that a predator has already made contact with them.

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is facing new pressure from special interest groups over her handing of state proposals to arm teachers. Montie Montgomery reports.

Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team are reportedly hesitant for Mueller to appear before the House Judiciary Committee. Concerns over political posturing from committee members may lead Mueller to decline the committee’s invitation. But House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler doesn’t plan to take no for an answer. Matt Fisher reports.

Joe Biden recently announced his support for free healthcare and tuition to public universities for illegal immigrants. He also strongly opposes President Trump’s proposed border wall. However, these positions stand in stark contrast to Biden’s past stances on a border fence, federal enforcement of immigration laws, and sanctuary cities. Matt Fisher reports.