Billionaire Bill Gates is once again under scrutiny, not merely for moral failings in his private life, but for the deeper web of influence and elite networking that surrounded his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

President Donald Trumps claim in his State of the Union address that the United States recorded its lowest murder rate on record in 2025 has now been corroborated by independent data, underscoring a dramatic shift in the nations crime trajectory.

The Biden administrations Department of Justice secretly subpoenaed the phone records of now-FBI Director Kash Patel and now-White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles while both were private citizens, raising fresh concerns about political weaponization of federal law enforcement.

Democrats managed to turn a routine display of partisan theatrics into a political self-own during Tuesday nights State of the Union address, walking straight into several traps set by President Donald Trump on crime, illegal immigration, and the protection of American citizens.

Kamala Harris is attacking a Republican-backed election integrity bill on the grounds that it would require basic identification documents that she claims 40% of Americans do not possess.

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) is demanding answers after her invited guest to the State of the Union was arrested and removed from the House gallery during President Donald Trumps address..

Republican California gubernatorial candidate Chad Bianco is facing renewed scrutiny from the right after earlier interviews resurfaced in which he pledged to fight for a path to citizenship for certain non-criminal migrants who entered the state during the Biden administration.

Sometimes the only rational response to modern criminal justice policy is disbelief.

The Trump administration has moved to revoke the U.S. citizenship of a former Florida mayor, accusing him of engineering an elaborate, years-long immigration fraud scheme that allegedly began with an illegal entry into the country and culminated in his rise to public office.

The New Jersey man accused of causing the crash that killed NHL star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother is now seeking to have the murder case dismissed after his defense team unveiled new blood-alcohol evidence they say undercuts the prosecutions narrative.