A Connecticut biotech startup is pushing the boundaries of medical research by reviving the brains of the newly dead, raising profound ethical questions about how far science should go in the name of innovation.

President Donald Trump floated the idea that the American people should directly share in the financial upside of Artificial Intelligence companies, effectively turning citizens into stakeholders in one of the worlds fastest-growing industries.

Democrats in Los Angeles are growing increasingly anxious over the prospect that Spencer Pratt, a former reality television personality running a bluntly anti-status-quo campaign, may secure a spot in the November runoff for mayor.

Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill are sounding the alarm over their inability to deliver on a central promise to voters: enacting standalone legislation to confront the spread of transgender ideology, particularly in womens sports, childrens medicine and sex-segregated spaces, as the midterm elections rapidly approach.

A former White House national security official is warning that the Biden administrations approach to global threats is leaving dangerous gaps in Americas counter-terrorism posture.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles forcefully rejected a report claiming she intends to quit President Donald Trumps administration, dismissing the story as fiction in a pointed statement on X.

President Donald Trump has reportedly instructed Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte to begin purging a large number of staff from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, signaling a sweeping shake-up of an intelligence bureaucracy long criticized by conservatives as bloated and politically biased.

Lyndsey Fifield thought she was finally telling the full story of her relationship with Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner when she agreed to speak with The New York Times, but she now believes the paper used her trust to protect a rising progressive rather than expose him.

Commencement season has delivered no shortage of emotional moments, but few have captured the power of faith, family, and service quite like a recent graduation in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where a U.

As the nation moves toward its 250th birthday, a familiar strain of fashionable contempt for the United States is once again surfacing in elite media circles, this time in the form of a televised lament from The View co-host Sunny Hostin.