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Texas discovered thousands of illegal immigrants on their voter rolls, the Texas Secretary of State announced.

Philadelphia’s Soros-backed DA, Larry Krasner, is facing mounting outrage after a repeat offender previously released by his office was charged in connection with the death of Miss USA hopeful Kada Scott, 23.

Authorities say a major tragedy was averted Monday morning after police arrested a Georgia man who allegedly threatened to open fire at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, one of the nation’s busiest travel hubs.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals handed President Donald Trump a key legal victory Monday, ruling that he can move forward with his National Guard deployment to Portland, Oregon.

The Trump administration has agreed to accelerate student loan forgiveness under a new court-supervised deal with the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), marking a major victory for borrowers awaiting long-promised debt relief.

Federal prosecutors say the brutal attack on former DOGE staffer Edward Coristine by two Washington, D.C. teens underscores the need for accountability in a city increasingly plagued by violent youth crime.

Dr. Corey Miller, CEO of Ratio Christi, warns that ideological indoctrination in universities is fueling violence.

federal appeals court has ruled that public schools may ban students from wearing clothing with the political slogan “Let’s Go Brandon.”

Los Angeles County health officials are investigating the potential local spread of a dangerous new strain of monkeypox.

Harvard Medical School canceled a planned pro-Palestinian vigil due to student violations of event and sponsorship policies.