The man accused of sparking one of Spokane Countys most destructive wildfires in recent memory allegedly spent weeks methodically planning the blaze and has now reportedly admitted to setting dozens of other fires across the region.

The latest skirmish in San Franciscos Democratic civil war has turned into a spectacle of the woke left devouring its own, with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi now attacking a gay, ultra-progressive state senator poised to take her seat in Congress.

Russian President Vladimir Putin could probe the resolve of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization as soon as this fall, with U.S. intelligence now warning of a possible strike on a NATO member state.

President Donald Trump signaled he is not prepared to endorse Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) for another term, sharpening his criticism of congressional Republicans whom many conservative voters already view as insufficiently aggressive on core election integrity priorities.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman is warning that New York City is on a collision course with economic reality if Mayor Zohran Mamdanis hard-left agenda is allowed to proceed.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., secured the Republican nomination for Tennessee governor, decisively defeating Tennessee GOP Rep. John Rose in a closely watched primary that underscored the states continued preference for conservative leadership.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is pressing ahead with a plan to phase out large state-run mental health institutions in favor of smaller group homes for developmentally disabled residents, despite mounting local resistance and serious questions about public safety and jobs in southern Illinois.

Donald Trump, still bristling at the Supreme Courts June ruling on birthright citizenship, has moved aggressively to reassert executive authority over who can claim automatic American citizenship and how.

A pivotal deadline in Arizonas fiercely contested 2026 gubernatorial race looms Friday, leaving Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs only hours to finalizeand potentially fumbleher choice for lieutenant governor.

Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell has returned home to continue his recovery following a serious fall in mid-June that left him briefly unconscious and required hospitalization.