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The deadly consequences of the Biden administration’s open-border policies were tragically felt again this week in South Carolina, where a 21-year-old college student lost his life.

A pregnant woman in Vancouver was seriously injured when a two-pound rock smashed through the windshield of a Tesla EV.

A former police officer and current MMA fighter has been awarded $10 million in damages after a California jury ruled that she endured years of harassment.

The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has achieved significant cost savings by modernizing its information storage systems.

A recent ruling by a North Carolina appeals court has mandated that over 60,000 voters who participated in the November 2024 state Supreme Court election must verify their eligibility. 

Federal authorities have captured three MS-13 gang members with ties to multiple unsolved murders in the U.S., U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday.

Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov, a 24-year-old American YouTuber known for his adventurous content, has been arrested after illegally attempting to contact the isolated Sentinelese tribe on North Sentinel Island, India.

Leonel Moreno, a 27-year-old Venezuelan national and self-proclaimed "migrant influencer," has been charged with hate crimes and child exploitation by Venezuela's Attorney General, Tarek...

Dozens of major corporations have warned Washington State’s Democrat-led legislature and Governor Bob Ferguson that proposed tax increases threaten the state’s economic future. The letter—signed by executives from Amazon, Microsoft, Costco, Alaska Airlines, Nordstrom, Zillow, and even the Seattle Mariners—blasts the state's unprecedented spending and tax agenda.

A prominent Ohio newspaper is under fire after it was accused of deliberately cropping a black Republican lawmaker from a photo taken during the signing of legislation aimed at eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs from public colleges and universities. The Cleveland Plain Dealer published an edited version of the image that excluded Rep. Josh Williams (R-Sylvania Township), the first black Republican elected to the Ohio House and a lead sponsor of the bill.