President Donald Trumps decision to authorize a swift and lethal kinetic strike that eliminated Venezuelan terror kingpin Nio Guerrero marks a dramatic escalation in Washingtons willingness to use hard power against hemispheric threats.

Rice University, a prestigious private institution in Houston, is now devoting scarce academic resources to multiple Taylor Swift-themed courses that elevate pop culture and progressive ideology over serious scholarship.

Twice-defeated Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton used Sundays Freedom 250 UFC event at the White House as another opportunity to attack President Donald Trump and his supporters.

White students now constitute less than half of all children and young adults enrolled in American education, from pre-kindergarten through graduate school, according to newly released Census Bureau figures.

New York City police say they will confront sex trafficking in full force as the World Cup brings hundreds of thousands of visitors and a surge in demand for illicit sex to the region.

A North Carolina-based Episcopal diocese has installed an openly lesbian woman as bishop, underscoring the denominations accelerating departure from historic Christian teaching on sexuality and church leadership.

Defeated Texas Senator John Cornyn is lashing out at President Donald Trump after losing his Republican primary to Attorney General Ken Paxton, blaming the Presidents influence for his political downfall while predicting chaos ahead for the GOP.

Maine Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner ignited a firestorm on social media after attacking Elon Musks newly minted status as the worlds first trillionaire.

Politics in Richmond, California, have long orbited around a single corporate heavyweight: Chevron.

A late-night 911 call from a terrified Georgia mother ended in silence just moments before Atlanta police discovered a crime scene so brutal it has shaken even veteran prosecutors.