The image of New York City Police Department Chief Aaron Edwards vaulting a barricade in hot pursuit of a suspected terrorist has become an instant symbol of courage in a city whose political leadership has too often treated its protectors with contempt.

The Rhode Island high school hockey player whose family was shattered by a deadly shooting at one of his games has now propelled his team into the championship with a dramatic double-overtime goal.

The FBI has quietly alerted California law enforcement that Iran allegedly plotted a drone strike on the West Coast in response to potential US military action on Iranian soil.

An alleged American missile strike on an Iranian elementary school is rapidly being weaponized in Washington and in the media, not to uncover the truth, but to roll back the Trump administrations effort to let U.S. forces actually fight and win a war.

The scandal-scarred former Democratic mayor of a Chicago suburb has resurfaced in Georgia politics, this time running as a Republican for a key county commission seat.

Democrats in Minnesota are advancing an aggressive slate of gun-control measures that would not only outlaw many of the most commonly owned firearms in the state but also force law-abiding gun owners to open their homes to government inspection as a condition of keeping their lawfully purchased weapons.

Senator John Cornyn of Texas is now arguing that passing the SAVE America Act is more important than preserving the Senate filibuster, a dramatic repositioning that underscores how central election integrity has become to the 2024 political landscape.

Popular podcast host and comedian Joe Rogan sharply rebuked hard-left progressives who demand higher taxes on billionaires while ignoring what he sees as rampant government fraud, waste, and incompetence.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Tuesday unleashed a barrage of hyperbolic claims against the SAVE America Act, insisting the election integrity measure would somehow empower Immigration and Customs Enforcement to strip tens of billions of people from the nations voter rolls.

A brief sidewalk misstep involving Bill and Hillary Clinton in New York City has ignited a wave of online speculation and mockery.