Articles By: Ethan

FBI Director Kash Patel on Thursday credited coordinated work by the bureaus Charlotte, North Carolina, and Houston, Texas, field offices with disrupting what authorities describe as a planned mass-casualty attack on a Houston synagogue by an 18-year-old woman from Lexington, North Carolina.

The national debate over illegal immigration often feels abstract in Washington, but for Angel Families who have buried loved ones because of crimes committed by illegal immigrants, the issue is a daily, devastating reality.

Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is predicting that the states highest court will ultimately side with a lower-court judge who has just thrown out the results of a controversial mid-decade redistricting referendum.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a stark denunciation of Canadas liberal assisted suicide regime during a Capitol Hill hearing on Wednesday, warning that such policies corrode any nations moral foundation.

The Biden administrations latest shake-up at the top of the U.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, NBCs TODAY show rolled out a carefully curated segment featuring four past occupants of the Oval Office, while conspicuously sidelining the one president who remains the central figure in conservative politics.

Congress has given itself just seven days to decide whether it will defend Americans constitutional rights or further entrench a sprawling surveillance state supercharged by artificial intelligence.

Another young American scientist at the forefront of nuclear propulsion research is dead under circumstances that raise more questions than answers, deepening concerns about a disturbing pattern of accidental deaths among key figures in the nations most sensitive aerospace and defense programs.

News that a sitting member of Congress has drawn the attention of federal investigators or the House Ethics Committee has become so routine that it often lands with all the surprise of a dog bites man headline, even as the public understandably leans in for the details.

A group of Congolese refugees gathered in Washington, DC, on Monday to demand deeper US intervention in central Africas conflicts, even as federal data show that tens of thousands from the region have already been resettled in the United States in recent years.