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‘I have a duty to protect the citizens of Iowa. Unlike the federal government, we will respect the rule of law and enforce it,’ Iowa governor said.

A new complaint filed by the RNC and the Trump campaign seeks to bar Nevada from accepting mail-in ballots received as many as four days after Election Day.

‘None of the seven government employees and contractors were in Washington, D.C., on January 6 or attacked the Capitol,’ the complaint states.

It’s not clear which agency employed the official.

The restrictions could cause over $250 million in losses to American manufacturers and exporters.

Ryan Taylor Nichols, 33, suffered ‘horrific’ pretrial prison conditions that warranted a time-served sentence, defense attorney said.

‘I cannot claim to be a defender of free speech, but then permanently ban someone who hasn’t violated the law,’ Mr. Musk said.

The force behind Samaritan’s Purse’s growth into a billion-dollar nonprofit that brings comfort to a hurting world says ‘it’s all because of God.’

Republicans pushed for House Bill 1105 in the wake of the murder of nursing student Laken Riley.

Biden’s target quota is minuscule compared to the millions of illegal aliens that have entered the country during his term as president.

The government says its decision to revoke the visa because it found the marriage was not legitimate cannot be reviewed by the courts.

‘They have created a conveyor belt into the United States.’

Mr. Alam smashed windows in the Speaker’s Lobby entrance where Ashli Babbitt was fatally shot and later told protesters leaving the Capitol: ‘We need guns.’

Retired law enforcement officer and noted economist both call ‘road rage’ a vague term with no legal definition designed to stir up opposition to gun ownership.

The law also requires pornography websites to include ‘health warnings’ on their landing page.

In an April 30 Gallup poll, 27 percent of Americans said immigration is the country’s most critical issue after a Harvard/Harris poll put it at 35 percent

The shelters have consistently been at the maximum capacity of 7,500 families since last November.

Columbia University had urged students in a notice to dismantle the encampment voluntarily by 2 p.m. ET on April 29.

The hotspots shift from place to place, but illegal immigrants keep crossing the border every day in San Diego County.