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.

One year ago, David Hogg was still vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee and loudly promoting Rep. Jasmine Crockett as his partys presumptive 2028 presidential nominee, a snapshot of progressive confidence that now looks badly dated.

Democrat Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation that would have allowed residents to purchase specialty license plates reading "For Charlie" alongside a Turning Point USA logo and flag in honor of the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Irans new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, has attempted a delicate balancing act, issuing a rare apology to neighboring states for Iranian missile strikes while vowing that the Islamic Republic will never bow to American or Israeli demands.

Los Angeles has once again demonstrated how progressive economic fantasies collide with reality, this time by imposing a $30-an-hour minimum wage on hotel workers and then acting surprised when jobs begin to vanish.

President Donald Trump has signaled that he wants the SAVE Act on his desk before he will decide whom to endorse in the hotly contested Texas Senate race, tying his political support directly to the passage of sweeping election integrity legislation.

Pope Leo XIV has appointed a seasoned Vatican diplomat as his new envoy to Washington, reshaping one of the Holy Sees most sensitive relationships at a moment of geopolitical upheaval and deep division within the American Church.

The memorial service for Jesse Jackson in Chicago, Illinois, quickly shifted from a remembrance of a civil rights figure into a platform for partisan messaging by top Democrat leaders.