The pervasive anti-American sentiment at ESPN has once again come to the fore.

The late Barbara Walters, a trailblazing journalist who broke barriers for women in the field, is the focus of a new documentary, "Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything," set to stream this month.

In a recent opinion piece for The Blaze, Mike Howell argues that congressional hearings, while potentially powerful tools for accountability, often fall short without subsequent action.

Jonathan AC Brown, a professor at Georgetown University specializing in Islamic Civilization, recently stirred controversy with his remarks on social media regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions.

In a recent development in Tennessee, a federal judge has rejected the government's plea to keep Salvadorian migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia in continued detention as his criminal trial unfolds.

In a tragic incident earlier this month, a pilot's attempt to avoid a turtle on the runway led to a fatal crash near Farmington, North Carolina, as disclosed by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

The specter of terrorism looms large as the Iranian regime has issued threats of activating "sleeper cells" within the United States in retaliation for recent actions against them.

In the midst of a tumultuous period, one would anticipate that the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office would be primarily concerned with maintaining law and order.

In a recent exchange on "Face the Nation," Secretary of State Marco Rubio found himself in a position to enlighten host Margaret Brennan on the intricacies of international intelligence and policy.

Democratic Senator Adam Schiff of California displayed a lack of enthusiasm on Sunday when confronted with the proposition of impeaching President Donald Trump, as advocated by Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York.