Democrat Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts erupted in a public display of anger this week, knocking a reporters phone to the ground rather than answer a straightforward question about his support for scandal-ridden Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner.

Taylor Sheridan, the prolific creator behind some of televisions most-watched dramas, is warning that the American left is dismantling the rule of law through dangerous lawfare against President Donald Trump and his administration.

As President Trumps second administration continues to press for stronger election safeguards and transparency, fresh evidence from California is raising new questions about how faithfully even high-profile voters are following basic registration rules.

Bill Gates closed-door testimony before the House Oversight Committee has laid bare a series of extramarital affairs and deepened questions about his long-scrutinized association with deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Democratic socialists are celebrating a string of primary victories in New York City that they hope will serve as a launchpad for reshaping the Democratic Party and eventually the country along hard-left ideological lines.

A diversity, equity, and inclusion executive at JPMorgan Chase has been dismissed after she was filmed dumping garbage from a public trash can onto a Manhattan street and walking off with the receptacle during the New York Knicks championship parade.

Anthony Constantino, the self-made CEO of Sticker Mule and a staunch ally of President Donald Trump, scored a decisive victory over the New York Republican Partys endorsed candidate, Assemblymember Robert Smullen, in a high-stakes congressional primary that pitted the grassroots conservative base against the states entrenched party machinery.

Far-left Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut has escalated his long-running attacks on President Donald Trump into outright conspiracy, now insinuating that the commander in chief is effectively on the payroll of the Iranian regime.

Left-wing Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico is working hard to brand himself as a friend of law enforcement, even as his own past rhetoric calls for a future in which police and prisons all but disappear.

The long-running daytime talk show "The View" once again exposed a deep cultural divide, this time over whether entertainers should serve as political activists or simply offer Americans a break from nonstop ideological warfare.