Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon is sounding the alarm over what she describes as widespread problems with Americas voter rolls, including tens of thousands of non-citizens and hundreds of thousands of deceased individuals still listed as eligible voters.

Turning Point USA (TPUSA) CEO Erika Kirk left the White House Correspondents Dinner in visible distress Saturday night, breaking down in tears as she exited the Washington Hilton under security escort.

Actor Quinton Aaron, best known for his role in "The Blind Side," says he "saw Jesus" while in a coma following a life-threatening medical crisis earlier this year.

The near-fatal security breach at the Washington Hilton has reignited President Donald Trumps long-standing demand for a fully secure, military-grade ballroom on White House grounds.

A shaky anonymously sourced report about FBI Director Kash Patels supposed imminent ouster has once again exposed how little rigor some in the press apply when the target is President Donald Trumps administration.

Secret Service officials are defending their security operation at the White House Correspondents Association dinner after a heavily armed suspect allegedly breached the outer perimeter of the event where President Donald Trump was scheduled to appear.

The PGA Tours fifth signature event of the season will unfold next week at Trump National Doral in Miami, a return to one of golfs most demanding venues that has nonetheless triggered a familiar wave of outrage from those eager to attack anything associated with President Donald Trump.

Friendship-West Baptist Church in Dallas has long been a magnet for ambitious Democrats, but this election season its pews are noticing who has not shown up.

The escalating pattern of threats and violent rhetoric aimed at President Donald Trump has prompted stark warnings from those who know presidential security best, with former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino declaring that theres no shame on the political left when it comes to endangering the presidents life.

A cascade of firsthand accounts from inside the White House Correspondents Dinner is raising serious questions about how a would-be assassin was able to get so close to the President and other top officials under what attendees describe as shockingly lax security.