Articles By: Ethan

Marking an extraordinary milestone in an extraordinary life, a small Alabama town is preparing to honor one of its most remarkable citizens.

Rhode Island Democratic Gov. Dan McKee is poised to suffer a rare and stinging rebuke from his own party, with projections showing he has lost his primary to former CVS executive Helena Foulkes.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker used a Dallas appearance with Texas Democrats to escalate his national political profile and sharpen his attacks on Republicans, even as critics in his home state say he is neglecting Illinois.

A St. Louis mail carrier is facing federal charges after allegedly abandoning roughly 30,000 pieces of mail in overgrown vacant lots instead of delivering them to American homes and businesses.

A former Democratic lawmaker in Michigan is urging black voters to reject far-left Democrat Abdul El-Sayeds bid for the US Senate, warning that his brand of progressive politics is more racist than the KKK.

Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom says he is now receiving death threats once every hour after declaring himself a woman in order to expose the WNBAs transgender policies and announcing his intention to play in the league.

The current season of Jimmy Kimmel Live! may be the last for ABCs outspokenly left-wing late-night personality, raising fresh questions about the future of a genre that has steadily bled viewers as it has embraced progressive politics.

The Trump administrations aggressive campaign against fraud and international scam networks has entered a new phase, with federal authorities now targeting sprawling Chinese organized crime operations that prey on vulnerable Americans.

Three researchers from Anthropic, one of the most prominent firms in the artificial intelligence race, have stepped forward to warn that the very systems they are helping to build could bring about human extinction before the decade ends.

The finest journalists do not merely report history; they walk straight into danger to document it, often paying a price that lingers long after the cameras are turned off.

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