The Iranian-backed terrorist militia Kataib Hezbollah has released American journalist Shelly Kittleson, ending a week-long hostage ordeal that underscored both the dangers facing Western reporters in the region and the reach of Tehrans proxies in Iraq.

A Democratic candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives is openly calling for Trump supporters to be stripped of their ability to speak online for an entire presidential term, underscoring the lefts growing hostility toward basic First Amendment freedoms.

The mystery surrounding who first exposed the existence of a second missing American airman in Iran has sharpened after an Israeli journalist publicly acknowledged his role, even as President Donald Trump demands accountability for what he calls a dangerous national security leak.

Artificial intelligence may unsettle many Americans with its rapid advance, yet it is also fueling a wave of sharp, politically charged creativity that is reshaping how the public engages with news, leadership, and global crises.

Billy Bush has disclosed that following the 2016 election, ABC News assembled an entire division devoted to taking down President Donald Trump.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is signaling that sanctuary cities hosting international airports could see their federal customs operations curtailed if they refuse to cooperate on immigration enforcement beyond the terminal doors.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is moving ahead with a sweeping racial equity plan that explicitly prioritizes black and brown New Yorkers under the banner of addressing what he calls a deepening cost-of-living crisis."

CNN data analyst Harry Enten is warning Democrats that, based on current polling, their chances of reclaiming the U.S. Senate this November appear slim, even as a narrow path remains for retaking the House of Representatives.

Mounting political and corporate pressure is threatening to derail American rapper Yes headline appearance at a major London music festival this summer, as critics question whether a performer with a record of openly antisemitic statements should be elevated on one of Britains biggest stages.

Two of President Donald Trumps most visible allies on the right, veteran operative Roger Stone and activist Laura Loomer, have turned their long-running alliance into a public brawl, trading deeply personal insults online even as both remain close to the President.