Former Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene publicly aligned herself with media commentator Tucker Carlsons decision to withdraw support from the Republican Party, declaring she too is finished backing what she called an America LAST GOP.

A day after New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani publicly mourned an Al Jazeera journalist, Ahmed Washah, allegedly killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza, new footage emerged showing the so?called cameraman brandishing an automatic rifle, firing into the air, and posing with a sniper rifle while wearing a militant headband.

A day after New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani publicly mourned an Al Jazeera journalist, Ahmed Washah, allegedly killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza, new footage emerged showing the so?called cameraman brandishing an automatic rifle, firing into the air, and posing with a sniper rifle while wearing a militant headband.

Amazon has abruptly withdrawn from distributing a nearly completed biographical film about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, raising fresh questions about corporate influence over cultural portrayals of Big Tech power brokers.

Major League Baseball has attempted to calm a growing storm over religious expression and LGBT activism after three San Francisco Giants pitchers quietly referenced a biblical passage on their pride uniforms.

Carnival Cruise Line has barred 16 passengers from future voyages after a violent brawl erupted in a customs line at Port Miami.

Californians will soon encounter a striking change in grocery aisles as the state moves to rewrite the rules on food expiration labels.

For Republicans seeking office in 2024, few political assets carry more weight than a full-throated endorsement from President Donald J. Trump.

In a significant affirmation of federal authority over immigration enforcement, the Supreme Court has ruled that border officials may take pending criminal charges into account when deciding whether lawful permanent residents can be readmitted to the United States.

Tiger Woods stepped back into the public spotlight, introducing PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp at a high-stakes press conference that doubled as both a structural reset for professional golf and a personal reemergence for the 15-time major champion following his March DUI arrest and subsequent overseas rehab.