Veteran correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi is poised to depart CBSs flagship news magazine 60 Minutes at the end of the month, capping a decade at the network amid her public denunciations of what she calls corporate meddling in the newsroom.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has signaled that he would support his teenage son if the boy sought to undergo gender transition surgery, placing emotional affirmation above biological reality and long-term consequences.

California Governor Gavin Newsoms latest attempt to posture as tough on crime has unexpectedly highlighted the work of an independent journalist who has already done what the state should have been doing all along.

Allegations are mounting that convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is enjoying special treatment in federal custody, while fellow inmates who dare to complain are swiftly punished."

Conservatives in Virginia woke up to a major legal and political victory as the Commonwealths highest court struck down a Democrat-backed constitutional amendment that would have opened the door to partisan gerrymandering of congressional districts.

Nearly $2 trillion in adjusted gross income has shifted from Democrat-dominated blue states to Republican-led red states between 2012 and 2023, marking a profound reordering of the nations economic and political landscape.

Federal mental health examiners have concluded that the man accused of brutally stabbing a young Ukrainian refugee to death on a Charlotte, North Carolina, light rail train in 2025 is too mentally ill to stand trial in his federal case.

The Trump administration is moving decisively to crack down on parents who shirk their child-support obligations while continuing to enjoy the privileges of international travel.

Brian Glenn, the high-profile White House correspondent for the pro-MAGA outlet Real Americas Voice, is leaving the network and stepping away from daily political combat just as President Donald Trumps second administration enters a pivotal election year.

Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., is facing mounting scrutiny in her home state over possible links to a massive pandemic-era fraud scheme, even as she remains publicly silent and her former staff attempts to shift blame onto Republicans and the Trump administration.