Former Vice President Kamala Harris, who has spent decades decrying racial inequities in housing and extolling the virtues of living among Black Americans, has quietly purchased a multimillion-dollar California mansion in a neighborhood that is almost entirely White.

Hunter Biden is insisting he has no political ambitions, even as his media blitz and increasingly aggressive public defense of his father fuel speculation on the left about a future run for office.

Steve Hilton is centering his campaign fire on Xavier Becerras tenure as Health and Human Services secretary, charging that his Democratic rival presided over a reckless system that weakened vetting for adults taking custody of unaccompanied migrant children and left more than 319,000 minors effectively missing.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) is signaling that, despite intense pressure from President Donald Trump, he is prepared to let the Senate depart for its August recess without first passing the SAVE America Act.

An illegal Venezuelan migrant now charged with killing an 82-year-old Florida grandmother in a Publix parking lot had been permitted to remain in the United States under the Biden administrations Temporary Protected Status program, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

A judge overseeing the case of convicted killer Bryan Kohberger has approved his request for new legal representation as he attempts to retract the guilty plea that led to four consecutive life sentences.

A New Jersey man who nearly killed author Salman Rushdie in a 2022 stabbing has now been convicted on federal terrorism charges for acting in support of Hezbollah and attempting to enforce Irans long-standing religious edict calling for the writers death.

The Smithsonians National Museum of American History is elevating Dr. Anthony Fauci as a heroic figure of the COVID-19 era even as both the institution and the former health official face mounting scrutiny over credibility, transparency and ideological bias.

Michigans embattled Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson now finds herself at the center of yet another legal and ethical firestorm, this time over her past role with the scandal-plagued Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and fresh allegations of racial discrimination inside her own department.

Behind the carefully curated image of a cheerful suburban household, 38-year-old mother of six Amanda Karolkiewicz was, by her own account, enduring a broken marriage marked by infidelity and emotional turmoil from which she felt she could not escape.