Law enforcement in North Carolina have retaken control of the Bertie Martin Regional Jail in Windsor after inmates launched a violent uprising, overpowered officers, and seized parts of the facility, according to state investigators.

Democrats, determined to claw back control of the U.S. Senate, are increasingly banking on Maine nominee Graham Platner to unseat long-serving Republican Sen. Susan Collins in what is shaping up to be one of the most contentious races of the 2026 cycle.

Freddy, the indefatigable World Cup tourist from Germany whose journey has captivated social media, finally reached the Boston area for his ultimate objective: attending Germanys knockout-stage clash with Paraguay at Gillette Stadium.

MS NOWs decision to jettison one of its last remaining legacy anchors in favor of taped podcasts is less a bold experiment in innovation than a public confession of decline.

Democratic Socialists of America candidates are surfacing in races nationwide, and a suddenly anxious media is pressing establishment Democrats to explain how their party opened the door so wide to the far left.

Dave Portnoy, the multimillionaire founder of Barstool Sports, is openly weighing a run for mayor of New York City, positioning himself as a direct challenge to the Democratic Socialists of America and their rising standard-bearer, Zohran Mamdani.

A Democratic congressman from Alabama has ignited a political backlash after appearing to accidentally validate the conservative case for voter ID while attacking a Trump-backed election integrity bill.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas turned a routine walk through the U.S. Capitol into an unexpected lesson in judicial composure and media restraint when he responded with laughter to an aggressive line of questioning from a congressional reporter.

Gas prices across the United States are falling sharply just days after President Donald Trump publicly warned oil companies to stop what he called profiteering at the pump.

A newly surfaced report is raising serious questions about Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perezs conduct and judgment during her years at Reed College, just as the first-term Democrat faces a highly competitive reelection fight in Washingtons 3rd Congressional District.