Articles By: Ethan

Rahm Emanuel is openly signaling interest in a 2028 presidential bid, even as the prospective Democratic field grows more crowded and increasingly dominated by figures from the partys progressive wing.

Socialist Los Angeles City Council member Nithya Raman is surging in the mayoral race, raising fresh concerns that the citys already severe decline could accelerate under even more radical leadership.

A neonatal intensive care nurse in Grand Rapids, Michigan, stands accused of brutalizing a fragile premature infant under her care, leaving the four-month-old girl with bruises and multiple broken bones.

Actors Hannah Einbinder and Susan Sarandon were briefly taken into custody in New York City as they joined an anti-Israel protest targeting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of his address to the United Nations General Assembly.

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is again signaling interest in a 2028 presidential run, but says his decision hinges on whether Republicans stand firm in this Novembers elections.

The Trump administration has unveiled a sweeping new federal blueprint to harden Americas election systems against cyber and physical threats ahead of the 2026 midterms, underscoring that election integrity has been a priority of Donald Trumps governing agenda from the outset, not a post-2020 afterthought.

Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico is being heralded by the polling class as the man poised to topple Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, but the numbers driving that narrative deserve far more scrutiny than they are getting.

Sunny Hostin, a co-host of ABCs The View, is facing serious questions after claiming on-air that she was the lone juror who spared a notorious New York cannibal killer from prison more than three decades agoan assertion flatly contradicted by contemporaneous reporting.

One of the two men wounded during the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump at his Butler, Pennsylvania rally has died, deepening the tragedy surrounding the July 13, 2024 attack.

The quiet but powerful network of entrenched bureaucrats often described as Washingtons Deep State appears to be facing a serious shake-up inside the U.S. Department of Justice.

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