Articles By: Ethan

Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt used a Friday press conference to distance her office from federal immigration enforcement even as her jurisdiction continues to reel from massive fraud scandals and public safety concerns.

A man strolling down Bourbon Street with a live alligator in his arms managed to upstage even Mardi Gras itself.

The long-running Jeffrey Epstein scandal has entered a new phase, with the Department of Justice now declaring that its court-ordered document release is complete and that every required record tied to the disgraced financier has been made public.

Speaker, entrepreneur, Heisman Trophy winner and former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow is once again using his national platform to point Americans toward the Gospel, this time through a childrens story that places the cross of Christ at the center of a simple but profound tale.

Yale University has sidelined veteran computer science professor David Gelernter from classroom duties after newly disclosed Department of Justice records linked him to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, reigniting questions about elite institutions long, opaque entanglements with the disgraced financier.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmers long-rumored presidential ambitions may have suffered a serious blow after a stumbling performance on the world stage in Munich.

Illegal immigrants are increasingly ending up behind the wheel of 80,000-pound commercial trucks, a development made possible by a gaping regulatory loophole and compounded by an industry hollowed out by weak training standards, depressed wages, and years of federal indifference.

A New York man who plotted to have a romantic rival murdered and fed to hogs will spend more than seven years in federal prison.

Sports commentator Sarah Spain used her podcast to launch a vitriolic attack on Vice President JD Vance after spotting him at a U.S. womens hockey game during the Winter Olympics, declaring that his presence made her feel physically sick and likening him to a demon.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a Valentines Day address in Germany to deliver a pointed warning to Europes ruling class: the West cannot defend what it no longer believes in.