Articles By: Ethan

A former admirer of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and committed climate activist is now openly questioning the green orthodoxy she once helped promote, offering a rare glimpse into how rigid progressive narratives can unravel when confronted with reality.

President Donald Trump forcefully rebuked political commentator Megyn Kelly after she asserted on her SiriusXM program that U.S. service members killed in the current conflict with Iran "did not die for the United States."

As Texas Democrats move to settle on a U.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte offered an unequivocal endorsement of President Donald Trumps military response to Iran, stressing that Americas closest allies are united as Tehran escalates its missile attacks across the Middle East.

Donald Trumps appearance at a White House Medal of Honor ceremony on Monday drew fresh scrutiny after cameras captured a vivid red rash on his neck just days after the United States entered into open conflict with Iran.

President Donald Trumps legal and political battles continue to collide as he faces mounting courtroom challenges while remaining the dominant figure in Republican politics.

A federal appeals court refused a Trump Administration bid to postpone the impact of a Supreme Court ruling that struck down key tariffs championed by President Donald Trump.

Far-left activists within the Democratic Party are intensifying efforts to draft Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez into the 2028 presidential race, viewing her as their best vehicle to drag the party further left in the absence of any other clear progressive standard-bearer.

A 41-year-old Virginia mother was brutally stabbed to death at a bus shelter last week, in a killing that has reignited anger over soft-on-crime policies and lax immigration enforcement in one of the states most liberal jurisdictions.

Democrats furious over Operation Epic Fury, the joint U.S.-Israeli strikes that shattered much of Irans command structure, are once again accusing a Republican president of overstepping his authority while ignoring the long history of decisive executive action in wartime.