Congressional candidate Mike Collins is drivin’ a Big Rig for MAGA. Photo: Mike Collins for Congress/YouTube Georgia’s U.S. House delegation includes two members who have been competing to define the outer limits of acceptable Republican opinion. So when Marjorie Taylor Greene and Andrew Clyde both take a pass on attending a right-wing clambake in Washington, you know it’s really out there. But fortunately for the organizers of the Justice for J6 event near the U.S. Capitol, a defiant celebration of the January 6 insurrectionists, another Georgia Republican politician is stepping up to co-headline the inflammatory assemblage: trucking executive Mike Collins, who is a candidate to join Greene and Clyde in Congress next year. The image above, which shows Collins in front of a Big Rig labeled the “Trump Agenda” bearing down on a foreign car bearing the images of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, and AOC, pretty much sums up the candidate’s political philosophy. He is … [Read more...]

close Video Fox News Flash top entertainment headlines for September 16 Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry graced the cover of Time magazine after making its 100 Most Influential People list. The two posed together but caught some backlash on social media for their "awkward" appearances. Harry, whose 37th birthday was on Wednesday, was dressed in all black and sat behind Meghan with a hand on her shoulder. The former actress, 40, donned a white pantsuit and gold jewelry. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were part of the "Icons" section of the list and honored by their friend Chef José Andrés for their activism and philanthropy over the past year. PRINCE HARRY, MEGHAN MARKLE ARE TWO OF TIME MAGAZINE'S MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE After the cover was unveiled, users on Twitter were quick to judge their body language and … [Read more...]

Republicans in the Pennsylvania state Senate took a step toward initiating an Arizona-style “audit” of the 2020 election results when they voted Wednesday to authorize subpoenas for personal information on every voter around the commonwealth. The state Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee voted to authorize 17 subpoenas, seeking information from Gov. Tom Wolf Tom Wolf Pennsylvania GOP authorizes subpoenas in election probe Former US attorney enters race for governor in Pennsylvania Harris in Shanksville honors heroism, courage of Flight 93 passengers MORE ’s (D) administration that includes partial Social Security numbers, driver’s license information, how each voter cast a ballot and when those voters last cast a ballot. The move is the latest step toward what Pennsylvania Republicans call a “forensic audit” into the 2020 election results, part of a broader trend of Republican-controlled legislatures seeking to undermine faith and confidence in the … [Read more...]

Former U.S. attorney Bill McSwain entered the Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial race Monday, touting himself as a conservative champion in the marquee contest. McSwain, a former top federal prosecutor in Philadelphia during the Trump administration, tore into the restrictions Gov. Tom Wolf Tom Wolf Pennsylvania GOP authorizes subpoenas in election probe Former US attorney enters race for governor in Pennsylvania Harris in Shanksville honors heroism, courage of Flight 93 passengers MORE (D) put in place during the coronavirus pandemic. Wolf is term-limited and will not be running for reelection next year. ADVERTISEMENT “I’ll fight to restore the freedoms that Gov. Tom Wolf has taken away. We will have no forced closings and no state dictates on how Pennsylvanians live their lives. Tom Wolf suffocated our economy, stifled entrepreneurship and paid people more not to work,” he said in a launch video. As a Republican Candidate for Governor of … [Read more...]

By Michael Hurley , CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) — The Patriots are 0-1. The Jets are 0-1. We think they’ll end up in different places by the end of the season. But as of now, we can’t know for sure. Sunday afternoon, though, will provide an opportunity for the Patriots to show that they are indeed in a class above the lowly Jets, who went 2-14 last year and who haven’t been to the playoffs since 2010 — several lifetimes ago in NFL years. A blowout win for New England is no given, as last year’s last-second game-winning field goal from Nick Folk in the Meadowlands showed. But with several significant upgrades across the board for the Patriots, and with a rookie quarterback and rookie head coach at work in New Jersey, the Patriots should be able to roll to their first win of the year. Alas, there’s a reason they play the games. Here’s what to watch for when this one kicks off on Sunday afternoon. The Rookies Mac Jones, Zach Wilson (Photos by Fred Kfoury … [Read more...]

WASHINGTON — Weeks after their dramatic escape from Kabul, tens of thousands of Afghans hoping to be resettled in the United States remain on military bases across the country and overseas as medical and security screenings slow the process. A small but worrisome measles outbreak has contributed to the delays, causing a halt in evacuation flights as federal officials scramble to contain cases and inoculate new arrivals against the disease and other illnesses, including the coronavirus. As of Sept. 14, about 64,000 evacuees from Afghanistan had arrived in the United States. The vast majority were at risk under Taliban rule after the U.S. withdrawal from the country last month. Nearly 49,000 are living on eight domestic military bases, waiting to be resettled in the United States, according to an internal federal document obtained by The New York Times. Roughly 18,000 are on bases overseas, largely in Germany. Some leave within weeks, but most stay longer. The screenings, which … [Read more...]