‘Blood everywhere’: Groom-to-be gets attacked at pub, shows up for wedding the next day

“The flashbacks are terrible. The whole incident was just so out of the blue, we’d only gone out for a few quiet drinks, but as soon as he threw the glass at my face there was blood everywhere.”

Thousands of US kindergartners unvaccinated without waivers

States are heatedly debating whether to make it more difficult for students to avoid vaccinations for religious or philosophical reasons amid the worst measles outbreak in decades, but schoolchildren using such waivers are outnumbered in many states by those who give no excuse at all for lacking their shots.

Canadian man lands in ER after ‘overdosing’ on licorice tea

A man in Canada “overdosed” on licorice by drinking too much licorice tea, which caused his blood pressure to soar to dangerous levels, according to a new report of the case.

Republican lawmaker dares Democrats to try to impeach Trump with new bill to investigate the investigators

Rep. Bradley Byrne explains his new legislation to prevent another ‘witch hunt’ like the Mueller probe.

Former Super Bowl champion Burgess Owens says he doesn’t want slavery reparations being pushed by 2020 Democrats

Former NFL player and author Burgess Owens says the left will lie, steal and cheat to get what they think they deserve.

Biden takes credit for booming economy under President Trump

The 2020 hopeful says the president is benefiting from the policies of the Obama administration. Former CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder explains why Biden is wrong

Supreme Court decisions expected on citizenship question on 2020 census, religious liberties

Judge Andrew Napolitano breaks down the biggest cases concluding the Supreme Court’s term.

Trump 2020 win projected by 3 different models, New York Times op-ed says

The combination of a strong economy and the built-in advantages for an incumbent give President Trump a “formidable” advantage in his bid for re-election, Steven Rattner wrote in the New York Times. 

North Carolina Dem candidate vows to ‘get tough’ with China – despite investing in company that outsourced to China

A Democratic Congressional candidate trying to win a seat in September’s special election has promised to “get tough with China,” even as he invested in a solar power company that outsourced production to China and imported devices from a Chinese company deemed a national security risk.

Arkansas experiencing economic boom as companies like Coca-Cola add jobs

Gov. Asa Hutchinson explains the strategy behind the business boom in Arkansas on ‘Fox & Friends.’