President Donald Trump used his Truth Social platform to deliver a blistering rebuke of former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and former intelligence official Joe Kent, questioning which of the two was dumber and branding both men as political losers.

Music aficionados of a certain age who spent their formative years online may recall the odd, lopsided feud between the deliberately snobbish music site Pitchfork and an obscure experimental band called Joan of Arc.

Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona is facing intensifying scrutiny as new allegations emerge linking him to the widening scandal surrounding disgraced Democrat Eric Swalwell.

Leon County, Florida, is pressing ahead with a controversial plan to confront so-called historical harms, even as state lawmakers move aggressively to shut down government-backed diversity and reparations-style initiatives.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, long at odds with President Donald Trump over interest rate policy, now appears poised to extend that confrontation well beyond the scheduled end of his term as chairman.

Bostons progressive leadership is once again prioritizing identity politics over fiscal responsibility, even as the city stares down a staggering $50 million budget deficit.

Utah Valley University has dropped author and educator Sharon McMahon as its 2025 commencement speaker after a wave of outrage over her public comments about Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated on the same campus last fall.

President Trump unveiled a sweeping overhaul of leadership at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, signaling a sharp break from the mandate-driven public health regime that dominated the COVID era.

Conservative critics are raising alarms over a recent "60 Minutes" segment that elevated three outspoken Catholic cardinals who attacked President Donald Trumps immigration and Iran policies, despite holding no formal leadership roles within the American hierarchy.

New Jerseys Democratic governor is facing mounting backlash over the prospect of World Cup fans paying more than $100 for a one-way NJ Transit ticket from MetLife Stadium to New York Penn Station, even as everyday commuters fear they will be left holding the bill for a global spectacle they never asked to subsidize.