A political earthquake shook Germany Sunday as voters in Saxony-Anhalt handed the Alternative for Germany party a crushing victory that left the nation's mainstream parties scrambling to keep the populist movement out of power.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash after a pen used to sign a 9/11 order was handed to a man who once represented an al-Qaeda operative.
President Trump announced a lawsuit against the think tank Center for American Progress (CAP), a George Soros-linked entity, after it reported that the National Guard's presence in cities had no effect on crime rates.
The U.S. military has eliminated eleven cartel-linked drones in just ten days using a high-energy laser weapon system now deployed along the southern border, and officials say the technology is already changing the game against criminal organizations operating from Mexico.
A cleric linked to the Muslim Brotherhood declared that the rise of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Michigan US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed are "blessings" to come out of the October 7, 2023, attack.
Finland has cut funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), following the United States and Sweden in doing so.
A Caribbean nation is invoking a nearly 200-year-old law to drag the British Crown into a reparations fight over slavery that ended almost two centuries ago.
American forces sent another narco-terrorist support operation to the bottom of the Eastern Pacific this weekend, marking the third such strike against a violent Ecuadorian crime syndicate in just over a week.
The speaker of Iran's parliament delivered a chilling warning Sunday: any future American action against Iranian interests will be met with a "faster, more intense and more painful response."
Three Republican secretaries of state are warning the Supreme Court that a federal appeals court has effectively gutted their constitutional authority to keep noncitizens off voter rolls, setting the stage for what could become the most significant election integrity case in over a decade.
Twenty-five years after Islamic terrorists murdered nearly 3,000 Americans on September 11, 2001, only two states in the entire nation require schools to teach students about the deadliest attack on American soil.
A Democratic congressman is calling on Sen. John Fetterman to quit, saying the Pennsylvania senator has "no decent bone left in his body" after a Wall Street Journal report exposed a pattern of avoiding basic duties of office.