Don Lemon used a high-profile LGBT advocacy gala in New York to cast his recent arrest as part of a long tradition of civil rights struggle, even as critics question both the comparison and the underlying protest tactics.

Carnegie Mellon Universitys chief diversity official, already embroiled in a federal anti-Semitism lawsuit, once held a senior role with a Palestinian organization now sanctioned by the U.

Newly released Justice Department records tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigations are casting fresh light on the long-disputed intersection between Jeffrey Epsteins network, Ghislaine Maxwell, and former President Bill Clintons flagship post-presidency project, the Clinton Global Initiative.

The first Israeli Olympic bobsled team, already a symbol of national grit and unlikely athletic ambition, has now been forced to contend with a brazen robbery that stripped them of passports, equipment, and thousands of dollars worth of belongings in the middle of their training season.

A Philadelphia activist confronted the citys Democrat-dominated leadership this week, accusing council members of selectively mourning the dead while ignoring Americans killed by illegal aliens.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Sunday defended Democrats willingness to risk a partial government shutdown in order to impose new restrictions on federal immigration enforcement, even as CNNs Dana Bash underscored that such a move would primarily hit agencies far removed from border operations.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has denounced radical anti-Olympics activists as enemies of Italy after a night of violence in Milan and coordinated sabotage on the national rail network overshadowed the opening weekend of the Winter Games.

Washington, D.C., a city that only recently symbolized the nations urban crime crisis, has now gone three weeks in 2026 without a single homicide, marking a dramatic shift in its public safety landscape.

American figure skater Amber Glenn used her moment on the Olympic stage in Milan-Cortina to air political grievances rather than simply celebrate the honor of competing for the United States.

NBC broadcaster and former professional snowboarder Todd Richards was caught on a hot mic dismissing the mens Winter Olympics snowboarding big air finals as boring during Saturdays coverage.