On Wednesday, Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) asked the Biden administration's judicial nominee, Kristen Clarke, a simple question about the Constitution, only to be met with a long silence and a pause. The question was simple: "Name two rights that are guaranteed by the Constitution."

Mexico is set to become one of the most severe against those who might have wanted to light up a cigarette on public beaches in the country.

New York City Democrat Mayor Eric Adams is making a recommendation to business owners that has many of them outraged, and for good reasons.

A former Oregon Mayor faces the consequences of his involvement in possessing pornographic material of minors.

A California teacher named Olivia Garrison is bragging about helping children change their gender without their parents knowledge or consent.

An armed criminal picked the wrong person to try to commit their criminal activity against on a Chicago train recently, according to the Blaze.

Police in Jacksonville, Florida, have arrested in the murder investigation of slain Microsoft executive Jared Bridegan according to the New York Post.

Pope Francis made statements catching the attention of Catholics worldwide and people of all faiths.

According to the Washington Examiner, a group of high school students has banded together to sue Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for his decision to block an Advanced Placement class in Florida schools.

The House Judiciary Committee, now led by Republicans, will open hearings into the ongoing immigration crisis at the border.