For the better part of a year, Democrats in Washington have insisted that the SAVE America Act would shut tens of millions of married women out of the voting booth, as though taking a husband's surname had become a disqualifying offense against the republic. On Tuesday, President Trump answered that argument not with another floor speech or a round of cable hits, but with a website.

The holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case, Michael Desronvil, made an appearance on Fox News' "Hannity." The appearance was his first without...

Two federal prosecutors who later joined Jack Smith's special counsel team openly admitted to each other that they ignored Department of Justice protocols designed to protect privileged communications during the early stages of the investigation into President Donald Trump.

British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced that the government will launch an effort to bring Afghan and Palestinian refugees to the country.

A former top aide to disgraced New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who confessed to deliberately concealing the true death toll in the state's nursing homes during the COVID pandemic, has landed a new job at Fox News.

Major League Baseball (MLB) has asked the Trump administration about the possibility of holding a game in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has warned that a large migrant caravan is heading toward the nation's southern border.

More than seven months into the conflict with Iran, the regime's currency has cratered to a staggering 2.44 million rials to a single U.S. dollar, a record low that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says proves America's economic pressure campaign is working.

For fifteen years, Ed Sheeran has been the least controversial man in popular music, a red-haired songwriter with a loop pedal whose gravest offense was supplying a generation of first dances at American weddings. Over three chaotic weeks this September, he learned that in 2026 even harmlessness has become a political position, and that declining to pick a side is now treated as the unforgivable sin.

President Trump signed an executive order allowing Americans to have easier access to federal services.

President Trump doubled down on his plan to send a $5,000 dividend payment to Americans should Republicans win the midterm elections.

Republican Governor Bill Lee announced Monday he will not intervene in the execution of Christa Pike, clearing the way for Tennessee to execute its first female inmate in 200 years.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a partnership between the opera and the city to give away 70,000 free tickets.

The University of Minnesota has labeled the Declaration of Independence as a document with "embodied sexist policies," according to a report form Libs of TikTok.

For the first time since the pandemic ended, patients, doctors, nurses, and grieving families gathered in Washington to tell their stories about what actually went on behind hospital doors during COVID-19.

More than 7,500 McKinney residents signed a petition to oust their mayor and three city council members, blowing past the required threshold despite what organizers described as "multiple threats to dox recall signers."

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) revealed that former Special Counsel Jack Smith's team obtained thousands of checks from Americans who made donations to President Trump between September 2019 and August 2023.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a memo that directs Cyber Command, the National Security Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, and other intelligence entities to prioritize tools used to counter foreign threats to midterm elections.

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that eliminates multiple testing requirements for nearly one million California students classified as English learners, rolling back decades of established educational standards in a single stroke of his pen.

A nearly 2-year-old child became the first victim of the Netherlands' expanded euthanasia regime for young children, with government investigators ruling that doctors acted with "due care" when they ended the toddler's life late last year.