The moments immediately following a major athletic triumph are typically reserved for jubilation, not for public confession of moral failure.

The Republican-led House of Representatives on Tuesday night failed to advance a procedural rule designed to shield President Donald Trumps tariff regime from congressional interference for most of 2026.

Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming is sounding the alarm over a new Democrat push to classify polling places as sanctuary locations for illegal immigrants, a move he warns would further erode election integrity and public safety.

Minnesota Republican gubernatorial candidate Jeff Johnson has suspended his campaign after the shocking fatal stabbing of his 22-year-old daughter, Hallie Marie Tobler.

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In an era when Republicans and Democrats can barely agree on the day of the week, the Jeffrey Epstein scandal is proving to be one of the rare issues capable of forcing a fragile bipartisan alliance.

Mark Zuckerberg is the latest high-profile tech billionaire to turn his back on California and head for Florida, as Democrats in Sacramento flirt with yet another punitive tax on success.

Vice President JD Vance is signaling that if American taxpayers are expected to underwrite the defense of Greenland, then the United States should receive tangible returns for that commitment.

New York Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado has abruptly abandoned his long-shot bid to unseat his own boss, Gov. Kathy Hochul, in this years Democratic gubernatorial primary, acknowledging there is no viable path forward for his campaign.

Arizona State University is once again under federal scrutiny after a second senior official was caught on hidden camera acknowledging that the school is quietly preserving its diversity, equity and inclusion agenda despite federal prohibitions.