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The House GOP is presenting evidence Thursday in its first hearing of the Biden Impeachment inquiry. In his opening statement, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) accused President Joe Biden of lying about his involvement in corrupt business dealings.

The U.S. House voted to strike down legislation that has negatively impacted school archery and hunting programs. The bill passed the House with a 424-1 vote.

Newly released documents have revealed communications between President Biden's brother James and potential Chinese investors.

U.S. solider Travis King is back in U.S. custody after running across the North Korean border on July 18.

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and his wife pleaded not guilty to bribery charges at a federal court in lower Manhattan on Wednesday morning.

Mexico says it will begin deporting immigrants from its border cities back to various Latin American countries, as the immigration crisis is increasingly hurting the Mexican economy.

Hunter Biden is suing former Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani and his attorney. President Joe Biden's son is accusing the pair of violating his privacy over data taken from his laptop.

The House Oversight Committee has announced witnesses for its first hearing this week in its impeachment inquiry into President Biden. The hearing is set for Thursday.

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens said during an interview on ABC News that Mexican drug cartels are flooding the Southern border with illegal immigrants as a distraction—so they can smuggle drugs across it.

U.S. troops are allegedly being forced to live with mold, toxic water, and bedbugs. A new report describes the unsanitary conditions some soldiers reportedly have to endure on a daily basis. It says the issues may be risking the physical and mental health of service members.

President Joe Biden is planning to join the United Auto Workers picket line in Michigan on Tuesday. The president said on the X platform that his visit will allow him to stand in solidarity with UAW members.

Top Republicans in Congress are probing a law firm for its alleged "climate crusade." They say the firm is targeting U.S. energy companies, and they want information about its ties to a Biden administration official.

The United Auto Workers expanded its strike against automakers Friday, walking out of 38 General Motors and Stellantis parts distribution centers in 20 states.

Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and his wife have been indicted on federal bribery charges, in connection with their relationship with three New Jersey businessmen.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul appears to have shifted her position on illegal immigration. She has a message for those trying to come to New York state: “Go somewhere else.”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Washington Thursday to drum up more U.S. funding to defend Ukraine—despite growing Republican opposition. He also sought backup at a contentious United Nations Security Council meeting in New York on Wednesday. It was his first in-person appearance at the Security Council since Russia’s February 2022 invasion.

Leaked images have revealed the ICE photo-ID cards that the Biden administration is planning to give illegal immigrants.

COVID-19 vaccines could be affecting cancer patients. Dr. Harvey Risch says cancers are occurring in excessive numbers in people who got the shot.

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland is testifying before the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday. He pushed back against Republican critics who say the Department of Justice has become politicized and is being weaponized.

Iowa voters are lining up to see former President Donald Trump speak on Wednesday afternoon. NTD's Stefania Cox reports from the Hawkeye State.

Freight train company Ferromex halted operations on its northbound routes in Mexico on Tuesday. The company cited a rising number of deaths and injuries to immigrants using the cargo trains to travel to the U.S. border. Meanwhile, officials say the number of illegal crossings at the Southern border is continuing to grow.

The House of Representatives is set to hold the first hearing in the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden next Thursday, Sept. 28. Meanwhile, the president’s son is hoping to avoid having to show up in court for his arraignment: Hunter Biden's lawyers are seeking a video conference appearance for his gun charges.

Freedom at last for the five Americans held prisoner for years in Iran. An army airfield at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, witnessed the long-awaited and deeply emotional family reunions. In Moscow, meanwhile, a court upheld the pre-trial detention of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich.

A GOP-led spending bill is coming before the House, with Republicans clearing the final hurdle yesterday. Even if it passes, however, it’s unlikely the Democrat-controlled Senate will approve it.

Five Americans who were imprisoned in Iran are heading back home today. U.S. officials say the five flew out of Tehran and have arrived in Doha, Qatar.

Hunter Biden is suing the IRS, alleging a breach of his right to privacy as a taxpayer. He claims two IRS agents divulged details about his financial dealings by sharing information with both the media and Congress.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has predicted that former President Donald Trump will be the next Republican nominee for president.

A strike never seen before in U.S. history: the United Auto Workers union has gone on strike against General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis—all at the same time. One worker said: “I don't think anybody wants to do this, but this is what we have to do.”

Democratic candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the DNC is rigging primaries in favor of President Joe Biden.

A medical kidnapping trial kicked off in Florida this week. The family of Maya Kowalski is suing Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital for $220 million after the hospital took custody of the teenager. She was released after her mother committed suicide.