Articles By: Ethan

President Trump has announced that the Trump Kennedy Center will suspend operations for roughly two years to undergo what he describes as a sweeping reconstruction aimed at transforming it into the premier performing arts venue in the world.

Manny Rutinel, a Democratic state legislator now seeking a congressional seat in one of Colorados most competitive swing districts, has spent much of his adult life waging a public crusade against meat consumption and the animal agriculture industry, a record that now collides head-on with the economic backbone of the very district he hopes to represent.

The Biden administrations Justice Department quietly opened a probe into Rep. Ilhan Omars finances and her interactions with a foreign citizen in 2024, the same year the Minnesota Democrats reported net worth exploded from almost nothing to tens of millions of dollars.

Washington Post employees, facing the prospect of sweeping layoffs, have resorted to the unusual tactic of trying to enlist Hollywood celebrities to pressure billionaire owner Jeff Bezos into changing course.

An Islamic charity promoted by National Football League players and prominent Muslim activists as a lifeline for Gaza orphans is now under scrutiny for its founders ties to one of the largest pandemic-era fraud schemes in American history.

New York Citys newly elected Mayor Zohran Mamdani is already facing a revolt from the very left-wing activists who helped put him in office, as they now accuse him of betraying his radical campaign promises on policing.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has openly reaffirmed that his city does not and will not enforce federal immigration laws, even as the Biden administrations border crisis continues to spill into American communities.

A shocking video circulating online shows a 7-year-old girl screaming in agony after being hit in the eyes with chemical irritants at an anti-ICE riot where her parents had taken her.

Long Beach mayoral hopeful Rogelio Martinez is facing intense criticism after publicly urging local gangs to band together against federal immigration enforcement in the city.

House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed optimism that Congress will move swiftly to end the partial government shutdown, saying he is confident lawmakers can have the federal government largely reopened by Tuesday.