Larry Summers, former president of Harvard, said in an interview that President Trump won’t end the war with Harvard until the Ivy League bows to the administration’s demands. “I think [Trump’s] end game is to try to get the university to bend the knee,” Summers said in an interview…
EXCLUSIVE – BOSTON – He is out of power, but former Vice President Mike Pence does not feel powerless. Pence, the once loyal vice president who broke with President Donald Trump as he defied his one-time boss’s request to throw out the results of the 2020 presidential election, pledged to…
FIRST ON FOX: The Department of Homeland Security will front the cost of commercial flights and provide a $1,000 stipend to illegal aliens who opt to self-deport from the United States in a move DHS says will save thousands of dollars. The department says this will be 70% cheaper for…
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is scheduled to discuss the state of the global economy on Monday morning during a global conference in California. Bessent is President Trump’s point official on the economy, and has taken a leading role in updating the nation about the status of negotiations with other countries…
It is a strange time in America. Our military — the most powerful in the history of civilization — is led by people unfit for command. The man we have installed as president openly discusses turning it against our people. He claims he has “brought back free speech,” but people…
President Trump took a shot at Karl Rover, the former top White House aide turned Fox News commentator, on his Truth Social website late Sunday. “I don’t need to have Karl Rove of FoxNews to tell me what to do,” Trump wrote on the platform. “The guy’s a total Loser…
Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, told Fox News Digital this week that he remains confident there will be a sunset to the trend of nationwide injunctions by federal judges whose rulings reverberate far beyond their judicial districts. “Universal injunctions are an unconstitutional abuse of judicial power,” Grassley, chairman of the Senate…
Responding to a question from the Daily Signal about his timeline and criteria for making future judicial nominations, President Donald Trump said, “we’re putting ’em in rapidly,” and seeking to “get very good ones.” Trump suggested there are “radicalized” and “crazy” judges who want a trial for each illegal immigrant…
Senate Democrats are warning that Mike Waltz is going to have a very difficult time during his confirmation hearing for the role of United Nations ambassador. “It will be a brutal, brutal hearing. He’s not qualified for the job, just by nature of the fact that he participated in this…
Talk of impeaching judges who stand in the way of President Trump is growing among Republicans in Congress. Talk of impeaching Trump is also growing among Democrats in Congress who see him refusing to follow rulings by judges, including the Supreme Court justices. Last week, the talk led to action.…
Former Vice President Mike Pence invoked the Constitution, noting that it binds Americans “across time and generations,” while accepting the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award on Sunday. “To forge a future together, we have to find common ground,” Pence said, according to ABC News. “I hope in some…
Rep. Mike Lawler’s (R-N.Y.) town hall in his suburban swing district devolved into chaos Sunday evening as attendees lobbed boos and questions about President Trump before some were removed by law enforcement. Lawler’s office required attendees to RSVP and set up ground rules, including that they live in the lawmaker’s…
Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) filed paperwork on Sunday to run against Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine) for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District next year. LePage served as the governor of Maine between 2011 and 2019; he ran against Gov. Janet Mills (D) for a third term in 2022, but he was defeated by…
One hundred days into President Trump’s second term, polls show that Americans are increasingly concerned with Trump’s constitutional overreach, as well as frustrated and worried over the economic chaos he’s unleashed. Indeed, Trump’s overall approval rating has seen a 14-point decline since entering office. He is now 7 points underwater…
The federal government’s push to finally execute REAL ID travel requirements will take effect Wednesday, amid a push from some Republicans to crack down on voter registration to ensure that those registered to vote are U.S. citizens. While voters may use REAL ID as an additional acceptable form of identification…
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, is planning to introduce a bill that would enshrine into law President Donald Trump‘s executive order to rename a national park after a 12-year-old Houston girl allegedly killed by two illegal immigrants. The bill is being brought forward to make it more difficult for future…
Morning Memo comes to you today from Pittsburgh, where my son – whose harrowing path through his college years I’ve previously shared with you – graduated yesterday. Not Normal Three career prosecutors resigned from the Justice Department over a highly unusual post-verdict plea agreement struck by the Trump-appointed acting U.S.…
The White House is reportedly putting together a menu of policies designed to reverse the decades-long decline in U.S. births. This is hardly news, given all of the public comments administration officials have made about low fertility. It puts the U.S. on track with a growing swath of pronatalist…
As Congress may again consider policies that could lead to the mass slaughter of America’s wild horses, we are reminded of a conservative voice who once helped stop that very outcome: David Horowitz, an occasional contributor to The Hill. Horowitz, who passed away this month, was best known for his…
President Trump confirmed late Sunday that deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller is at the top of his list of possible contenders to permanently fill the role of national security adviser. “Stephen Miller is at the top of the totem pole. I think he sort of indirectly already…