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As national attention remains fixed on the unsettling disappearance of Nancy Guthrie—the mother of NBC News Today show host Savannah Guthrie—new questions are emerging that challenge the dominant kidnapping narrative being circulated in the media. Among those questioning the official storyline is Chris Swecker, a former FBI assistant

The FBI on Tuesday released newly recovered images depicting what authorities describe as an “armed individual” at the Arizona residence of Nancy Guthrie in the early hours of the morning she vanished. The images and accompanying video were made public by FBI Director Kash Patel in a post on X,

Republican lawmakers and election integrity advocates are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to step into a growing national dispute over mail-in voting, pressing the justices to prohibit states from counting ballots that arrive after Election Day—even if those ballots are later deemed valid under state law. In

In an era defined by partisan gridlock, Congress has delivered an outcome that few Americans have come to expect: overwhelming bipartisan agreement on a major legislative initiative — one that aligns squarely with a central promise of President Donald J. Trump’s campaign. While Washington remains deeply fractured on most issues,

The Republican-led U.S. House on Friday delivered a rare show of bipartisan unity, overwhelmingly approving a sweeping housing reform package aimed at easing affordability pressures, boosting supply, and cutting through federal red tape that has long stifled home construction. Lawmakers passed the Housing for the 21st Century Act

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld is questioning nearly every aspect of the still-unfolding disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, arguing this week that key elements of the case simply do not add up and warrant deeper scrutiny—including voluntary polygraph tests by family members. During Monday night’s episode of GUTFELD!

A senior U.S. Customs and Border Protection official has been fired following an internal Department of Homeland Security investigation that concluded the employee unlawfully disclosed sensitive information to the media, including private details about CBP personnel and internal deliberations tied to border wall negotiations. The official, whose name has

Senate Republicans confirmed six of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees this week, pressing ahead with an aggressive strategy to reshape the federal judiciary during Trump’s second term. The confirmations underscore a broader GOP push to move Trump’s judges through the Senate as quickly as possible—while reigniting

The FBI’s raid last week on the Fulton County Election Hub in Georgia marked the climax of a more than year-long confrontation over access to 2020 election records, a dispute that repeatedly stalled state investigators and raised persistent questions about transparency, according to a detailed review of events

Florida state officials are weighing a proposal that would prohibit all public universities from hiring new foreign workers on H-1B visas—a move supporters say would prioritize American graduates, while critics argue it could limit universities’ ability to compete for top-tier talent. Under the proposed measure, public colleges