Articles By: Ethan

Artificial general intelligence is no longer a distant threat on the horizon but an immediate force reshaping the very foundations of human society and individual freedom.

The Department of Homeland Security has expanded its public database of criminal illegal aliens, adding 5,000 new entries to its Worst of the Worst list and pushing the total number of identified offenders to more than 35,000.

Authorities have uncovered a sophisticated cross-border tunnel near a heavily trafficked U.S.-Mexico crossing in San Diego, underscoring the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between cartels and law enforcement even as federal officials tout historic gains in border security under President Donald Trump.

Louisiana has moved to strengthen legal protections for churches facing disruptions, underscoring a broader pushback against left-wing activism that spills into houses of worship.

President Trump is once again flexing his political muscle ahead of Tuesdays primaries, rolling out a slate of endorsements across six states that could shape the future of Republican leadership from statehouses to Capitol Hill.

The latest skirmish in Americas culture wars is playing out not in a university seminar room or on a cable news set, but in a historic church on the windswept, ultra-elite island of Nantucket.

In todays America, a Christian pastor who affirms biblical teaching on sexuality can expect to be hounded for years, while a left-wing Muslim politician can openly invoke damnation against fellow Muslims over Israel and face little more than a media shrug.

Manny Rutinel, a progressive Democrat running in one of Colorados most competitive congressional districts, is facing serious questions over whether he illegally used the state capitol as a backdrop for campaign fundraising.

President Donald Trump castigated what he called unpatriotic Republicans and Dumocrats for negatively chirping about his Iran strategy, arguing that their constant commentary is making delicate negotiations far tougher.

A Democratic member of the Washington, D.C., Council already facing a federal bribery case is now under additional scrutiny after prosecutors revealed he allegedly enjoyed two donor-funded trips to the Dominican Republic.