Social media is rarely a place for grace when the topics are terminal cancer and January 6, yet former Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) managed to turn both into a moment of wry hope and unexpected warmth.

Charlie Crist, the party-switching career politician who has already cycled through Republican, independent, and Democrat labels, is now seeking yet another office as he launches a bid for mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida.

Sen. Rick Scott of Florida, a steadfast ally of President Donald Trump, is drawing a clear line against using taxpayer dollars to help build the presidents proposed White House ballroom.

Jon Stewart used his Comedy Central platform Monday night to ridicule Health Secretary Robert F.

Jon Stewart used his Comedy Central platform Monday night to ridicule Health Secretary Robert F.

Jon Stewart used his Comedy Central platform Monday night to ridicule Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for being outshined by White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller during the frantic evacuation at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner following an attempted shooting.

The Trump administration has quietly taken another step to restore the rule of law in immigration policy, tightening the standards that shield recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals amnesty program from deportation and triggering outrage from the left.

A vast new data center planned for rural Utah is being touted as a strategic weapon in Americas escalating artificial intelligence contest with China.

Californias reputation as the Golden State is fading fast as more residents discover that real financial security lies beyond its borders.

The Department of War has announced it is developing an advanced national defense architecture known as the "Golden Dome," a next-generation shield designed to counter a broad spectrum of modern threats.