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U.S. Supreme Court to Review Bid to Collect Internet Sales Tax
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider freeing state and local governments to collect billions of dollars in sales taxes from online retailers, agreeing to revisit a 26-year-old ruling that has made much of the internet a tax-free zone
Sen. John Kennedy: America needs ‘idiot control,’ not more gun control
Sen. John Kennedy said Wednesday that the problem in America isn’t guns but the “idiot” government workers who fail to enforce already existing gun-control laws
U.S. military sends warplanes to Guam, U.S. territory North Korea's Kim Jong Un threatened to blow up
The U.S. military has deployed three B-2 nuclear-capable stealth bombers to Andersen Air Force Base in the U.S. territory of Guam, a move that comes as North and South Korea have cautiously re-established dialogue
Trump’s ‘shithole’ remark rattles evangelicals, other Christians
The Rev. Vic Gordon of Wichita starts to tear up as he wrestles with what to say to his friends in Haiti
Trump claims Mexico will 'indirectly' pay for a wall through NAFTA
President Donald Trump tells The Wall Street Journal that Mexico could end up paying for his proposed border wall "indirectly."
Why Don't More People File for Social Security at 70?
Countless seniors lose out on lifetime benefits by claiming them earlier than 70. The question is: Why the rush?
Trump administration proposes end run around Obamacare rules
Small businesses and self-employed Americans would be able to bypass Obamacare's rules to buy less comprehensive health insurance plans under new rules proposed Thursday by the Trump administration
2017 Was a Terrible Year For Internet Freedom
THINK OF A country that stifles internet freedom. You might first jump to the oppressive regimes of North Korea, China, or Cuba, where internet access is either forbidden or radically restricted
The Top 10 Second Amendment-Related Court Rulings of 2017
Buoyed by Donald Trump’s upset victory in November, Second Amendment advocates expected great things to happen in 2017 with a pro-gun rights President and Republican-controlled Congress in Washington, D.C.
US intelligence failed to foresee North Korea's nuclear strides
At the start of Donald Trump's presidency, US intelligence agencies told the new administration that while North Korea had built the bomb, there was still ample time — upward of four years — to slow or stop its development of a missile capable of hitting a US city with a nuclear warhead
Why do US evangelicals support Trump's Jerusalem policy?
US Vice-President Mike Pence's trip to Israel has been postponed, amid Palestinian protests against the US decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital
Trump administration seeks $18bn from Congress for Mexico border wall
Details revealed of financial blueprint for US president’s election campaign promise, which would fund 316 miles of new barriers and bolster existing ones
What you don't know about Social Security in 2018
Find out the biggest possible payments, what to expect in your check, and more
Obamacare repeal died in Birmingham
Obamacare repeal might really, actually, truly be dead
Everyone's missing the other part of the net neutrality debate — Big Tech is poised to become even more powerful
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, which could benefit from the Federal Communications Commission's repeal of its net neutrality rules
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