Italy blocks Bannon’s plans for right-wing political academy

The Italian government is blocking plans by former White House adviser Steve Bannon to set up an academy for future populist political leaders in a medieval monastery in the mountains outside of Rome.

UK police arrest 34 at Hells Angels 50th anniversary event

U.K. police have arrested 30 Hells Angels bikers during a three-day event marking the motorcycle club’s 50th anniversary in Britain.

Blowup between Trump, Democrats on infrastructure is a case of ‘too many fuses’

It’s rare to repeat things in this space. But occasionally, a quotation or a line resonates in a special way. Such a sentence quintessentially distills the essence of a political episode or circumstance in Washington. That’s the case with this line from horror master Stephen King in the short story The Drawing of the Three. And it deserves an encore.

Chad Pergram: Democrats ‘nowhere near’ the amount of votes they need for impeachment

While the prospect of impeachment has caught a lot of media attention, FOX Senior Capitol Hill Producer Chad Pergram said the sheer number of supportive politicians made it very unlikely.

Ilhan Omar slammed for blaming NRA for Virginia shooting that left 12 people dead

National Rifle Association (NRA) spokeswoman Dana Loesch ripped Rep. Ilhan Omar after she blamed the gun rights group for the deaths inside a Virginia Beach municipal building on Friday.

Professor who has correctly predicted 9 presidential elections says Trump will win in 2020 unless Democrats impeach him

Is this why Democrats are fired up about impeachment? American Conservative Union president Matt Schlapp reacts.

Trailing 2020 Democratic candidates angry over new debate rules

Will this become a bigger issue as debate nears? Democratic strategists Jonathan Harris and Jason Nichols weigh in.

Struggling in polls, Kirsten Gillibrand hopes Fox News town hall can help her ‘be among the last standing’

As Kirsten Gillibrand fights to make the debate stage in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, the senator from New York says Sunday’s Fox News town hall will help.

Supreme Court to decide what happens when a U.S. border agent shoots someone on the other side

There is established Supreme Court precedent that a law enforcement official can be sued for damages if they violate a person’s constitutional rights, but what if the person suing is not an American and was in another country when they were harmed?

Mexico’s foreign minister arrives in Washington, DC to address the proposed tariff hikes

A new report reveals apprehensions are expected to reach a 12-year high in May 2019.