Joe Kent, the embattled director of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), has resigned in protest over the ongoing U.S. war in Iran, declaring that Tehran posed no imminent threat and that American policy has been driven by pressure from Israel and its stateside allies.

Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has formally launched his bid for another term in the U.S. Senate, underscoring his alignment with President Donald Trump and his intention to continue advancing a robust America First agenda.

The United States Postal Service has quietly altered when it applies postmarks to mail, a technical change with potentially serious consequences for rural Americans, legal deadlines, and election integrity.

CNNs Van Jones openly endorsed using a Department of Homeland Security shutdown to pressure immigration enforcement, arguing that grounding air travel is preferable to allowing ICE to do its job.

A retired New York middle school educator now stands accused of turning his quiet suburban residence into a hub for organized prostitution over a period of several years.

New York Citys latest homelessness figures reveal a staggering level of taxpayer spending with remarkably little to show in terms of real progress.

A security officer assigned to Democrat Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett was shot and killed by Dallas SWAT officers last week after a tense standoff in a downtown parking garage.

The family of the late Rev. Jesse Jackson is disputing claims that Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton has secured his posthumous endorsement in the states hotly contested Democrat Senate primary.

The Knight First Amendment Institute, a Columbia Universityfunded activist legal shop that has already failed twice in court to pry loose Special Counsel Jack Smiths report on President Donald Trumps handling of classified documents, is now banking on a third attempt.

Tiffany Henyard, the scandal-plagued former mayor of Dolton, Illinois, whose tenure was marked by federal probes, accusations of fraud, and extravagant use of taxpayer funds, has now set her sights on elected office in Georgia.