Joe Schoffstall

President Biden's Build Back Better plan allocates nearly 170 times more spending on climate initiatives than future pandemic preparedness.

Arabella Advisors-managed funds raked in $1.6 billion for left-wing groups and causes in 2020.

Milwaukee County, where Darrell Brooks allegedly plowed his car through a Christmas parade after posting low bail, downplays severe crimes, according to an expert.

Milwaukee County, where Darrell Brooks allegedly plowed his car through a Christmas parade after posting low bail, downplays severe crimes, according to an expert.

George Soros bankrolled an activist hub used by organizers that push police reform.

The White House considered teachers unions' ongoing labor disputes before releasing school reopening guidance earlier this year.

Bill de Blasio won't say when he'll pay money he owes taxpayers for using NYPD security on his short-lived 2019 presidential campaign.

Employees at Google and Twitter are pumping cash into Democratic coffers as they come under fire for allegedly censoring Republican individuals and accounts.

The Vera Institute of Justice, a progressive nonprofit, receives hefty taxpayer-backed federal contracts to help illegal immigrants sidestep deportation.

Maxon Shooter's Supplies and Indoor Range has seen a drastic increase in firearm sales as crime spikes in Chicago.

A nonprofit aligned with Sen. Chuck Schumer hauled in massive amounts from anonymous donors.

Democrats remain silent after the latest Durham filing, which alleges Clinton's campaign spied on former President Trump.

House Foreign Affairs Republicans rip President Biden over his diplomatic "weakness" and lack of crippling sanctions against Russia.

Rep. Byron Donalds told Fox News that President Biden was trying to save his low approval rating during his first State of the Union address.

Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, co-chair of the Congressional Ukrainian Caucus, said the Ukraine invasion is driven by Vladimir Putin's desire to cement his legacy in Russian history books.

Stanford University is "in the process" of terminating a $1.7 million contract with a Russian entity.