The United States is grappling with a renewed threat from the Islamic State (IS), following a deadly attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day.

The recent triumph of Donald Trump in the November re-election has sparked a surge of financial support from both previous benefactors and corporate entities.

In the wake of the horrific terrorist attack that took place on Bourbon Street in New Orleans on January 1, the two New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) officers injured in the incident are on the road to recovery.

As the clock ticks down on President Biden's tenure, his administration appears to be in a frenzied rush to implement policies that could have far-reaching implications for the United States.

Mexican President Claudi Sheinbaum has expressed her readiness to welcome millions of illegal immigrants who may face deportation under the new administration.

In a recent piece by Rich Lowry for The New York Post, the author humorously explores the idea of Canada becoming the 51st state of the United States, a notion that has been playfully suggested by former President Donald Trump.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made a triumphant return to the House floor on Friday, marking her first appearance since undergoing hip replacement surgery.

With each passing day in the United States, it becomes increasingly evident how the nation narrowly escaped a potential crisis when Kamala Harris was resoundingly defeated in the previous November's election.

In a startling turn of events, the FBI has yet to comment on whether it will take disciplinary action against the agent who initially dismissed the horrific New Year's Day attack in New Orleans as a non-terrorist event.

In a recent opinion editorial published by the Daily Caller, Frank Ricci, a Fellow at Yankee Institute, has raised concerns over the potential infringement of First Amendment rights in the case of Parents Defending Education v.