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MIT professor Junot Díaz tells the New York Times Superman’s “all‑American” patriotism feels outdated amid modern immigration debates.

Senator Lindsey Graham (R‑SC) said President Trump is preparing a major offensive on Russia, targeting frozen assets and ramping up weapons support for Ukraine.

President Trump confirms FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is “in good shape” after reported clash with AG Pam Bondi.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in China this weekend, leading a large business delegation in a diplomatic push to stabilize and expand trade relations. His visit, which includes meetings with top Chinese officials like President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang, marks a shift from years of strained ties under the previous conservative government.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear criticized the Medicaid work requirements in President Donald Trump’s new tax and spending package during an interview Sunday on NBC’s Meet the Press. Beshear called the requirements a “ruse,” accusing the administration of weaponizing red tape to slash coverage and harm vulnerable rural communities.

Attorney General Pam Bondi dismisses all charges against Utah doctor accused of destroying COVID vaccines and issuing fake vaccine cards.

Minnesota transgender pitcher Marissa Rothenberger dominant in 2025 season but left off All‑State team, amid federal Title IX scrutiny.

In just under six months, the Trump administration’s second term has sparked a flood of lawsuits, but one case targeting President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs stands out for its broad, bipartisan backing. Unlike the expected opposition from immigration advocates and Democratic leaders, this challenge is also supported by prominent conservative organizations, economists, and even former allies like Mike Pence’s Advancing American Freedom.

Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines and fitness personality Jillian Michaels delivered headline speeches at the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit.

North Carolina's GOP-led legislature is preparing to override Governor Josh Stein's vetoes of two major immigration enforcement bills, setting up a high-stakes showdown between the new Democratic governor and the Republican General Assembly. Governor Stein, in his first 20 days, has already issued 14 vetoes—two of which directly block legislation enhancing cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.