The White House is calling President Donald Trump's promise of $5,000 checks for every American adult "genius," but families hoping for details on how it'll work will have to wait until after November's midterm elections.
An attorney for former CIA Director John Brennan said his client was subpoenaed as part of a Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation into whether former officials illegally conspired against President Trump.
Before Michigan parents can exercise their legal right to a vaccine exemption for their children, the state now requires them to answer a questionnaire about their personal beliefs, rating whether they "strongly agree" or "strongly disagree" that vaccines are safe, important, and effective, The Federalist revealed.
President Trump took to Truth Social to condemn calls for restrictions on artificial intelligence, calling anti-AI ideas circulating within the United States a "sick conspiracy."
A sitting U.S. senator says he'd tear down a White House ballroom and demolish a planned arch near Arlington National Cemetery if he ever becomes commander-in-chief, all because of his personal vendetta against Donald Trump.
The federal government has launched a criminal investigation into Governor Gavin Newsom's (D) international travels, the San Francisco Standard reports.
Twenty-five years after Islamic terrorists murdered 2,977 Americans, The New York Times has found a new angle on the September 11th anniversary: the real victims, according to the paper of record, are Muslims.
U.S. intelligence officials under the Clinton administration were warned that Osama bin Laden plotted to hijack a plane, declassified documents indicate.
Indiana's lieutenant governor says his office is fielding calls nearly every day from constituents demanding action against Sharia law, calling the issue one that transcends party lines in a way few others do.