In a recent social media post, Philadelphia's Democratic Mayor Cherelle Parker expressed her support for Josh Shapiro as Vice President, alongside Kamala Harris as President.

In a surprising turn of events, Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III has dismissed the overseer of the Guantnamo Bay war court and nullified a plea agreement that was previously reached with the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks and his two supposed accomplices.

The digital world is witnessing a surge in a novel data theft technique that leverages HDMI cables, making it increasingly easier for data thieves to spy on screens, monitors, and even smart TVs.

In an unprecedented move, Kamala Harris has clinched the Democratic Party's presidential nomination without having won a single primary.

In a recent call to action, Jamie Dimon, Chairman of JP Morgan Chase, urged America's leaders to avoid "sleepwalking into disaster" and instead provide "strong American leadership" to foster unity.

In a recent podcast, comedian Andrew Schulz expressed his fascination with former President Donald Trump's anti-establishment rhetoric, while criticizing the Democratic party's lack of inspiring messaging.

The Biden-Harris administration has put a "temporary pause" on a contentious "parole" program that has been permitting up to 30,000 undocumented immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to fly into the U.S. each month.

In a bold move to address the escalating homeless crisis in San Francisco, Democratic Mayor London Breed has issued an executive order aimed at relocating the city's homeless population.

Two Jordanian nationals, Hasan Y. Hamdan, 32, and Mohammad K. Dabous, 28, have been identified as the individuals who attempted to infiltrate the Quantico Marine Corps Base in Virginia.

Former President Donald Trump recently revealed on Fox Business Networks Mornings With Maria Bartiromo that he received an apology from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg following an assassination attempt.