On Saturday, September 19, reporters from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico tried to enter the White House and had their hard passes confiscated. A day earlier, President Trump had banned all three outlets in a Truth Social post, citing what he called "their constant 'reporting' FAKE NEWS!" Few conservatives will shed tears for these particular newsrooms, which have earned much of the distrust Americans feel toward them. But the question now before a federal court is a constitutional one, and the honest answer is more interesting than either side admits. The president holds far more power over press access than his critics concede, and far less than this ban assumes.

New documents released by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) reveal that Dr. Anthony Fauci was concerned about an experiment involving the Ebola vaccine.

The United States and China released lists of products under a reciprocal tariff deal reached amid Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit last week.

Over a thousand residents of the Spanish exclave of Ceuta staged a peaceful sit-in at the Tarajal border crossing on Sunday, marching from downtown to the Moroccan frontier under a massive banner bearing Spain's colors and a message their socialist prime minister apparently doesn't want to hear: "It's not Immigration, it's an Invasion."

President Trump announced that the largest steel plant in the nation's history is set to come to Iowa.

Three powerful House Republican chairmen are accusing a prominent attorney of providing misleading information to Congress in what they call an apparent effort to cover up misconduct by the Democratic Party's largest online fundraising platform.

An Episcopal priest is claiming that Jesus "transitioned" after the Resurrection.

Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) introduced more than two dozen articles of impeachment against President Trump.

After years of legal battles and courtroom defeats, the Department of Education has driven the final nail into the Biden administration's radical rewrite of Title IX.

A Texas congressman says scrappy defense startups, not legacy contractors, will determine America's military future.

The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court to lift a judge's block on its policy prohibiting transgender inmates from accessing gender transition surgeries and hormone treatments.

A shocking independent review reveals Utah Valley University originally planned to staff the outdoor event where Charlie Kirk was assassinated with just three police officers, despite thousands of attendees and obvious security risks.

FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey has resigned, he announced. He was tapped for the position last year.

Nvidia launched its Open Agent Safety Platform, a program designed to strengthen security and control over artificial intelligence to prevent bots from going rogue.

Pope Leo XIV urged Europe to honor its Christian heritage in a speech delivered to the French city of Metz.

British authorities stripped five men to check for suicide vests after intercepting them just minutes from a military installation where U.S. Air Force bombers have been launching strikes against Iran.

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei released a message after a long absence, addressing military actions taken in the Strait of Hormuz.

American automakers are lining up to build vehicles stateside after President Trump announced he's scrapped the Biden administration's electric vehicle mandates in favor of new fuel economy standards he says will slash car prices for working families.

President Donald Trump isn't buying Barack Obama's vision of a two-year worldwide female takeover of government, dismissing the former president's recurring fantasy as flatly absurd.

A massive fraud operation funneled 50,000 fake people into the Obamacare system through just 40 brokerage agents, Vice President J.D. Vance revealed this week, exposing a scheme that's been bleeding taxpayer dollars for years.