Rep. Scott concerned about Biden's foreign policy amid China's rising aggression
Rep. Austin Scott, R-Ga., discusses the ongoing Taiwan-China conflict, arguing the current administration's handling of China is different than former President Trump.
Former VA secretary: US has a lot of problems and it all comes back to the White House
Former VA Secretary Robert Wilkie discusses Biden's response to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, U.S. energy dependence and the administration's foreign policies.
Rebeccah Heinrichs reveals sanctions Biden could place on Russia
National security analyst Rebeccah Heinrichs weighs in on the upcoming phone call between Putin and Biden on 'Fox Business Tonight.'
Putin 'rolling back NATO' to Cold War era: Gen. Keane
Fox News senior strategic analyst Ret. Gen. Jack Keane on the scope of President Biden and Russian President Putin's virtual meeting.
Arizona voters 'pissed off,' ready for change: Masters
U.S. Senate candidate for Arizona and Thiel Foundation president Blake Masters says President Biden is out of touch with reality and the border crisis.
Washington lawmakers look to lessen penalties for drive-by shootings
Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell and radio host Ethan Bearman debate pros and cons of lowering penalties for drive-by shootings.
Biden's vaccine mandate overreach a 'danger': Retired Air Force major general
Retired Major General Michael McGuire says medical readiness should not be used as an excuse to dismiss unvaccinated service members.
China sanctions US commission officials over opposition to Uyghur abuses
Uyghur Human Rights Project Chair and U.S. Religious Freedom Commission Vice Chair Nury Turkel argues that history is repeating itself.
Thousands of Americans remain in Afghanistan despite ongoing rescue efforts
Trump-era foreign policy advisor Walid Phares weighs in as thousands of American citizens and U.S. allies are still stranded in Afghanistan
Amazon partnered with China propaganda arm: Report
Ronald Reagan Institute Director Roger Zakheim discusses Amazon reportedly partnering with China's propaganda arm in 2018, U.S. companies bending to the communist nation and the Bagram Air Base.
Seattle Police Department struggles to fill vacant patrol spots amid crime uptick
KTTH Seattle radio talk show host Jason Rantz discusses vacant patrol spots in the Seattle Police Department and the rise in crime throughout the U.S.
Vaccine mandate for service members makes US military look weak: Senate candidate
Arkansas U.S. Senate candidate and former NFL player Jake Bequette on political consequences of federal vaccine mandates.
China opposition is 'most unifying' issue on Capitol Hill: Krach
Former U.S. Under Secretary of State Keith Krach says the Chinese Communist Party has been practicing concealment, co-option and coercion for the last 20 years.
Arizona AG gives warning to looters over crime spike
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich says the state is serious about prosecuting organized retail theft.
Foreign adversaries looking to exploit Biden's weakness: Ortagus
Former State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus says the U.S. needs ally support against Russian and Chinese threats.
Ukraine facing 'very concerning' political conditions: Rep. Waltz
Rep. Michael Waltz, R-Fla., details his recent trip to Ukraine and warns of destabilization.
US can't afford to be in another conflict: Sen. Tuberville
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., on the urgency for Congress to raise and pass defense spending amid rising aggression from U.S. adversaries.
Afghanistan drone strike sounds like kill order from 'very top': Bryan Suits
Iraq combat veteran Bryan Suits reacts to troops escaping punishment for the deadly Kabul drone strike.
UAE suspends talks on $23B weapons deal with US
Emirati officials blame an American insistence on restrictions on how and where the deal's F-35 jets could be used and say they are a violation of the UAE’s sovereignty.
Senators urge Biden administration to simplify military student loan forgiveness program
Members of the military may qualify to have the remaining balance of their student loan debt forgiven under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. But with strict documentation requirements, Congress is calling for additional student loan benefits for borrowers who served in the Armed Forces.