American Faith

A blunt warning over trans athletes from veteran Democratic strategist James Carville exposed internal party concerns over messaging on cultural and law enforcement issues.

Ukraine bribery allegations are shaking Kyiv after a former Ukrainian prime minister was accused of orchestrating a cash-for-votes scheme designed to weaken President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s government.

Republican Senators Ted Budd (NC) and James Lankford (OK) have put forward an effort to block President Trump's reclassification of marijuana.

An escalating Iran strike scenario is taking shape as the United States moves major military assets toward the Middle East while President Trump weighs possible action against Tehran.

U.S. District Judge William Young, appointed by President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, called President Trump an "authoritarian" this week.

A brutal train murder on a Chicago Blue Line train has drawn national attention after prosecutors revealed the suspect allegedly filmed the killing and its aftermath.

President Trump confirmed on January 15 that the Board of Peace for Gaza has been launched.

A new global travel analysis has branded a famous American destination a tourist trap, challenging decades of cultural hype and glossy portrayals.

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado gifted President Trump her Nobel Peace Prize during a meeting at the White House.

A devastating sand tunnel collapse has left a Florida community mourning the deaths of two teenage boys who were enjoying a simple afternoon outdoors. George Watts, 14, and Derrick Hubbard, 14, died after a hand-dug sand hole and tunnel collapsed near Sportsman’s Park in Inverness on January 11, according to FOX 13.