A newly surfaced video linked to Iran simulates the assassination of First Lady Melania Trump.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration has published a searchable online database listing the names and home addresses of more than 960,000 property owners, drawing immediate condemnation from Republicans, real estate groups, and civil liberties advocates who say the release exposes residents to harassment and targeted violence.

Something happened to this country while we were paying attention to other things.

President Trump sharply criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci's diary entries in comments to Fox News host Steve Doocy.

A federal court cleared the way, Biden's lawyers finally stopped fighting, and Monday night, the audio hit the public.

The Department of War announced that the Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina will be renamed in honor of the late Senator Lindsey Graham.

Two Tennessee Republicans are sounding the alarm about what some fear to be a growing surveillance scheme utilizing automated license plate readers.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani shared details for his government-run grocery stores during a press conference.

The State Department isn't mincing words about the International Criminal Court, calling it "corrupt and worthless" while praising Venezuela's decision to abandon the globalist tribunal that spent years investigating former dictator Nicolas Maduro with nothing to show for it.

The Democratic Socialists of America have endorsed 163 candidates for the 2026 midterm elections, and every single one of them has committed to a platform that includes abolishing the presidency, the U.S. Senate, and the Supreme Court.

The Trump administration told power companies Monday that generators built solely to serve data centers do not have to comply with the federal Clean Air Act's Acid Rain Program, a move the Environmental Protection Agency says will accelerate artificial intelligence infrastructure development across the country.

For four years, Anthony Fauci told America he was just following the science. No politics. No ego. Just a humble public servant protecting the country from a deadly virus. Now his own diary is out, more than 1,000 pages of it, and it reads less like the private notebook of a careful scientist and more like the datebook of a man falling in love with his own fame while the country buried its dead.

Sixty countries just got hit with new American tariffs, and the usual suspects are already screeching about "protectionism." What they will not tell you is why these tariffs exist in the first place: forced labor. Slavery, by another name, baked into the supply chains that stock our shelves.

A coalition catalogued 221 threats from an administration that did not yet exist. A year later it published its own scorecard.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit Monday that sought to declare President Trump's Religious Liberty Commission unlawful, handing the White House a clean victory on one of its signature faith-based initiatives.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth awarded several Marines with the Mexican Border Defense Medal during an award ceremony.

Remember when America's southern border was a national embarrassment? When cartel coyotes ran the show and Border Patrol agents were reduced to processing clerks for a catch and release circus that stretched from Eagle Pass to Washington, D.C.? That nightmare is dead and buried.

Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico said in a recent interview that he has been influenced by Islamic mystics as much as he has been influenced by Christian authors.

President Donald Trump on Monday demanded Senate Majority Leader John Thune cancel the August recess and keep lawmakers in Washington until the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act passes, threatening to end the legislative standoff by any means necessary.

President Trump has ordered the Smithsonian to implement signage warning guests of its ideological push within its exhibits.