A Democratic candidate for the North Carolina House is facing intense backlash after resurfaced social media posts showed her suggesting that supporters of President Donald Trump should be sent to concentration camps.

The United Kingdom, once regarded as a bastion of sober governance and common sense, has increasingly come to resemble a policy laboratory where progressive elites test-drive their latest ideological experiments before exporting them to the United States.

A lone jurors refusal to excuse the killing of three children has turned him into both a target of media harassment and a symbol of resistance for Americans alarmed by the erosion of personal responsibility and equal justice under the law.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Steve Hilton has promised that, if elected governor of California, he would appoint a Democrat to the U.S. Senate should a vacancy arise in one of the states two seats.

President Donald Trump has escalated the trade confrontation with Canada by ordering a sweeping restriction on Canadian-origin products in U.S. federal procurement, a move that could affect an estimated $50 billion in goods each year.

Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed spent the weekend addressing an Islamic convention in Detroit whose program featured 9/11 conspiracy theorists, a Holocaust denier, and clerics railing that America is going down and that members of Congress who backed an antisemitism measure are guilty of treason.

Barack Obama has quietly reemerged as one of the loudest champions of sweeping, government-centered control over Artificial Intelligence, using private Democratic gatherings to push an agenda that would place this powerful technology firmly in the hands of regulators and political elites.

The clash between campus speech codes and constitutional protections is once again erupting on American college campuses, where Christian and conservative student groups are being denied official recognition and access to resources for refusing to abandon their core beliefs.

A Trump-appointed federal judge in Washington, D.C., who only months ago upheld a key Trump election-security measure, has now moved to block it just weeks before Americans head to the polls.

A New York City firefighter became an unexpected symbol of patriotic outrage on the 25th anniversary of the Sept.