Democrat Abdul El-Sayed used a primary debate in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to demand the outright abolition of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, staking out a position even further left than his opponent, U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens.

President Donald Trump used a high-profile NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, to signal a dramatic shift in U.S. policy toward Syria, announcing that he is prepared to remove the war-torn nation from Washingtons list of state sponsors of terrorism.

Christopher Nolans forthcoming adaptation of *The Odyssey* has already ignited a cultural firestorm, with the films official X account now limiting who can respond to its promotional posts.

A former Milwaukee County judge who used her position to shield an illegal immigrant from federal authorities has escaped with only a $5,000 fine and no prison time, despite a felony conviction.

Rahm Emanuel, once a stalwart of the Democratic establishment and a longtime defender of the Jewish state, has now emerged as one of the most prominent voices warning that Israel is drifting into dangerous isolation under its current leadership.

Marylands Democratic governor Wes Moore is offering rare praise for a signature initiative of President Donald Trump, hailing the new child investment Trump Accounts as a smart policy even as he condemns other pillars of the presidents agenda.

Colorados Democratic attorney general, Phil Weiser, has built a political brand on suing Donald Trump, but now appears reluctant to show taxpayers what his crusade is costing them.

The second day of the preliminary hearing for Tyler Robinson unfolded in a Provo, Utah courtroom, with the state presenting previously unseen surveillance footage that allegedly tracks Robinsons movements across Utah Valley Universitys campus in the hours surrounding the fatal shooting of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from the tech sector into hospital operating rooms, where its footprint is projected to grow dramatically by the end of the decade.

Questions about the health and political future of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell are intensifying as the 84-year-old Kentucky Republican remains largely sidelined from public view.