Articles By: Ethan

CNNs own data now confirms what Republican voters have sensed for years: Donald Trumps backing in a primary is worth its weight in political gold.

President Trump has escalated the fight over election integrity by declaring he will not sign any additional legislation until the Senate passes the SAVE Act, along with tougher safeguards on mail-in voting and protections for children from transgender medical procedures.

Nearly half a million criminal cases in Los Angeles County were never properly reported to Californias statewide criminal history system, a failure quietly attributed to a decades?long technical error inside the county courts case?management infrastructure.

In a Charleston hotel ballroom, Democratic moderates gathered this week to deliver a pointed warning to their partys ascendant progressive wing: pump the brakes on the hard-left turn or risk forfeiting any chance of reclaiming national power.

The shadow of Jeffrey Epstein continues to haunt public figures, and even a world-famous illusionist appears unable to make that stain vanish.

Texas law enforcement intercepted nearly a ton of methamphetamine and apprehended multiple illegal aliens in separate incidents this week, underscoring both the scale of cartel-driven crime and the importance of robust border and interior enforcement under President Trumps second administration.

Two rival demonstrations outside Gracie Mansion on Saturday escalated into a tense confrontation involving alleged incendiary devices, pepper spray, and six arrests, underscoring New York Citys deepening political and cultural divisions.

A Southwest Airlines flight from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale was forced to make an emergency diversion Friday night after a midair incident triggered what passengers described as a chaotic and frightening response.

The September 2025 assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk unleashed a wave of hatred and deception that revealed, with chilling clarity, how far the American left is willing to go to destroy its opponents.

Americas founders, by todays standards, might well have been too fond of alcohol to lawfully keep and bear arms, Justice Neil Gorsuch suggested in a pointed exchange at the Supreme Court on Monday.