Joseph Bruno, who rose from poverty to become one of New York’s most powerful politicians as the Republican leader of the state Senate for more than a decade, died Tuesday night at age 91. Bruno died at his Brunswick home across the Hudson River from the state Capitol, surrounded by… Read More

“You know what’s interesting,” Fox & Friends host Ainsley Earhardt explained. “You know, the President is ridiculed about his tweets, but it’s almost the only way he can communicate and get this story out there, because ABC, NBC and CBS, none of the nightly newscasts reported this at all … ” Sponsored:… Read More

Roger Montoya, a Democratic candidate in an open New Mexico House race, has acknowledged his participation in two pornographic films in the 1980s as a college student. He said he is not proud of it but believes the experience helped him to better understand exploitation and the need to provide… Read More

by Frank Holmes, reporter Five years ago, two Supreme Court justices warned that one of the court’s decisions was “potentially ruinous.” This week, they say, the chickens have come home to roost. The alert came as the court refused to hear the case of Kim Davis, the clerk in Rowan… Read More

The first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Joe Biden touched a nerve with many Americans. And the former vice president says he has one big regret from the exchange. Why $2,000/oz Gold Could Be Just the Beginning [sponsored] He’s confessing that he lost his cool under pressure by… Read More