In a chilling scene from western Mexico, a convoy of soldiers and military vehicles cautiously navigates a dirt road.

Minnesota's Democratic lawmakers are pushing for the introduction of a universal basic income program that would redistribute taxpayer funds to individuals deemed in need, including undocumented immigrants.

New York Jets quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, has refuted a controversial CNN report that accused him of propagating "false Sandy Hook conspiracy theories."

In a potential election rematch this November between President Biden and former President Donald Trump, the specter of a one-term presidency looms large for one of these political figures.

In a recent development, Senator Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) has sharply criticized Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's (D., N.Y.) call for Israelis to vote out Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to bring the contentious issue of reproductive rights to the forefront as the Biden-Harris administration gears up for a re-election bid, capitalizing on the robust opposition to recent conservative triumphs ahead of the November face-off with Donald Trump.

In a wave of protest against the U.S. Army's sponsorship, numerous artists and bands have withdrawn from the renowned South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin, Texas.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, a potential candidate for Donald Trump's vice-presidential running mate, is facing a lawsuit over a promotional video she made for a cosmetic dentistry firm, Smile Texas, featuring her own dental work.

In a recent development, the iconic Sports Illustrated magazine may soon have a new publisher, but the renowned swimsuit edition may not be part of the deal, as reported by A.J. Perez of Front Office Sports on Wednesday.

Renowned sports commentator Stephen A. Smith delivered a blistering critique of President Joe Biden following his State of the Union address, pulling no punches in his commentary on the president's age and mental sharpness.