Articles By: Ethan

The already notorious case of Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy, whose murder trial ended in a mistrial on Sept. 4, has taken on renewed urgency after a televised interview raised fresh doubts about her claim of insanity.

Vivek Ramaswamy, the biotech billionaire who briefly lit up the 2024 Republican presidential primary, is now wagering his political future on a far more intimate prize: the governors office in his home state of Ohio.

Vivek Ramaswamy, the biotech billionaire who briefly lit up the 2024 Republican presidential primary, is now wagering his political future on a far more intimate prize: the governors office in his home state of Ohio.

A brazen daylight landing by a small boat packed with illegal migrants in an upscale California coastal community has underscored both the effectiveness of President Trumps renewed border crackdown on land and the growing determination of smugglers to exploit any remaining gaps.

An Ontario family is accusing Canadas assisted-suicide regime of killing an 83-year-old grandmother who neither fully understood nor truly wanted to die.

William Lawrence, the Democratic nominee in one of Michigans most closely watched House races, is now scrambling to explain away a record of radical rhetoric that includes calls for a world without borders and to redistribute all the land and all the money as penance for Americas evil deeds."

Kamala Harris is reentering the political fray with a high-stakes midterm push, using campaign stops for embattled Democrats to test whether her party still sees her as a viable standard-bearer after her failure to defeat Donald Trump.

Republican Rep. Maria Salazar of Florida says she has personally urged President Donald Trump to temper the tone and tactics of immigration enforcement in order to avoid driving away the Hispanic voters who helped power his return to the White House.

Rep. Lauren Boebert is forcefully rejecting a sworn ethics complaint that accuses her of improper relationships with three congressional staffers and orchestrating a $200,000 payoff to silence a potential accuser, denouncing the allegations as a politically motivated hoax weaponized by a compliant media.

A federal judge has temporarily barred Illinois from enforcing a controversial new assisted suicide mandate against several Roman Catholic plaintiffs, handing religious liberty advocates a significant early victory.

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