Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived Monday in Madrid, where he was expected to sign a bilateral security agreement with Spain that will help his country fight its more than two-year war with Russia amid a recent offensive by the Kremlin's forces.

Former President Donald Trump has endorsed retired Navy Capt. Hung Cao in Virginia's U.S. Senate race. Cao, who came to the U.S. as a refugee from Vietnam in 1975, served with special operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia. He's one of five candidates seeking the...

A senior U.S. lawmaker visiting Taipei said on Monday that weapons Taiwan had ordered are finally on their way, and that China's "intimidating" war games last week underscored the need to boost the island's deterrence abilities.

South Korea's military conducted attack drills deploying about 20 aircraft Monday including F-35 jets in response to an expected launch of a spy satellite by North Korea, Yonhap news reported.

Special Counsel Jack Smith is once again attempting to SILENCE President Trump. This time, it has to do with Trump’s claims that the FBI was authorized to assassinate him during the ‘classified docs’…

Richard Sherman. You may not know his name, or his brother Robert, but you know their songs. Oh yes, you know them well. Recall a song called Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious? They wrote it. Been to…

“You want to know what happens when they [his mechanical legs] get stuck up somebody’s ass? You want to know?” - Rep. Brian Mast

"Danica Patrick is legitimately smart and interesting." - Tucker Carlson

The following article, Cartoon of the Day: Remembering the Fallen, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Cartoon of the Day: Remembering the Fallen. A.F. Branco Cartoon – Many forget what this 3-day weekend of BBQs, friends, and family cost. Veterans who laid down their lives so we could enjoy the freedom and prosperity this could have to offer. It’s not a day of celebration but a day of remembrance for our … Continue reading Cartoon of the Day: Remembering the Fallen ...

The coup began with the sound of a doorbell. Just after 8 a.m. on Feb. 28, 2018, Austrian police Commander Wolfgang Preiszler pressed the buzzer at the headquarters of the country’s domestic intelligence service and held his ID up to the security camera. Within minutes, dozens of his colleagues armed with Glock pistols and a battering ram fanned out through the building in bullet-proof vests and balaclavas, seizing confidential data stored on the agency’s servers and sensitive documents...