A Texas Democrat running for U.S. Senate branded capitalism an "oppressive system" he wants to dismantle, all while sharing a checking account with his mother and using his parents' home address for business.
Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, will stand trial after a judge found that prosecutors have enough evidence to move forward on charges.
OpenAI's promise of $80 million for a single Georgia county reveals just how high the stakes have climbed in the battle over data centers, a fight now threatening to reshape the state's critical November elections.
Six months into military conflict with Iran, President Trump has taken the most devastating option off the table, declaring he will not use nuclear weapons against the Islamic Republic even as he dismissed the nation as "totally defeated militarily."
More than three and a half years after a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, newly revealed documents show that cancer-causing chemicals were found at dangerous levels in the community while residents were kept in the dark and pressured to settle for what one local calls "pennies."
The federal government has ballooned from $4.4 trillion in annual spending before the pandemic to a staggering $7.5 trillion today, with deficits now exceeding $2 trillion every single year.
A new report from the Department of Justice's Weaponization Working Group found that the FBI committed a "grave failure" when one of its field offices produced a memo linking Catholic families with domestic terrorism.
After four grueling days of deliberation, jurors in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder trial told a Massachusetts judge Tuesday morning that they cannot reach a unanimous verdict on whether the former nurse is guilty of strangling her three young children to death.
