A Houston man, Arthur Hector Fernandez III, has been apprehended by federal authorities on charges of child sexual exploitation.

In a recent episode of Jessie Watters' show, the host suggested that the government has been manipulating pop star Taylor Swift for its own purposes, a theory initially proposed by Jack Posobiec, Senior Editor at Human Events.

In a recent revelation, tech mogul Elon Musk has voiced his concerns over the potential dangers of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, particularly in the airline industry.

A Columbia University student has criticized Hillary Clinton's course on decision-making, claiming that the former Secretary of State merely recited passages from her book and increasingly adopted a political persona as the semester progressed.

Birzeit University, a Palestinian institution where Harvard students can participate in a summer course on public health, has been found to glorify "martyrs" following the October 7 massacre by Hamas.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's recent venture into cattle farming on his expansive Kauai, Hawaii property has sparked controversy, with critics arguing that it contributes to climate change.

In the ongoing civil fraud trial led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, former President Donald Trump was granted a brief opportunity to speak during the closing arguments.

A United Airlines flight was compelled to perform an emergency landing on Wednesday after the activation of one of the "open door" indicator lights shortly after takeoff.

St. Paul, Minnesota made history on Tuesday as it swore in its all-female city council. The council, now comprised of seven women under the age of 40, with six of them being "people of color," is also entirely made up of Democrats.

In the late 1980s, a seemingly ordinary Virginia fisherman, Alan W. Wilmer Sr., was leading a double life.