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NBC News attempted a “gotcha” moment against Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) this week, only to expose its own lack of basic understanding about how digital signatures work. The far-left outlet ran a story suggesting Comer’s use of a digital signature undercuts his investigation into President Joe Biden’s repeated use of the autopen—a comparison critics immediately slammed as misleading and partisan.

Florida is scheduled to carry out the execution of 54-year-old Michael Bernard Bell by lethal injection today. Bell was convicted in 1995 for the double murder of 18-year-old Tamecka Smith and 23-year-old Jimmy West, whom he ambushed and killed with an AK-47 outside a bar in a tragic case of mistaken identity.

The Department of Justice has requested that the Supreme Court reject Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal of her sex trafficking conviction.

President Trump gathers over 60 CEOs at the White House for a groundbreaking Faith and Economy summit.

America First Legal filed a complaint against Colorado State University for rebranding DEI programs to avoid civil rights laws.

A faculty group at California State University–Channel Islands is demanding the immediate release of professor Jonathan Anthony Caravello.

A new Air India crash report reveals both engines were deliberately shut down before the fatal AI171 crash, raising chilling questions.

Governor Newsom allocates $101 million for low-income housing in wildfire-hit Palisades, triggering criticism over property rights.

House and Senate Democrats are embracing key provisions of President Trump’s massive “One Big Beautiful Bill,” despite voting against it.

“Jews for Zohran,” led by billionaire Roy Singham’s niece, draws criticism amid alleged pro‑CCP influence and anti‑Israel sentiment.