The King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention (DAJD) finds itself embroiled in controversy after acknowledging the employment of nearly three dozen illegal migrants as corrections officers, in direct contravention of state law.

In a surprising turn of events, Senator Bernie Sanders, known for his progressive stance, has voiced support for secure borders, a position that diverges from the prevailing sentiment within his party.

Hillary Clinton, the twice-unsuccessful presidential contender, has seized upon President Donald Trump's latest White House renovations as a fundraising opportunity for the Democratic Party.

The New York Knicks have effectively blocked Zohran Mamdani's political maneuver, likening it to a defensive play on the basketball court.

In a development that could pave the way for further interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve, consumer prices in September rose less than anticipated, as revealed by government data on Friday.

A demonstration against the potential influx of federal agents to curb illegal immigration in the San Francisco Bay Area took a violent turn when a truck attempted to breach a Coast Guard base, prompting gunfire from the Coast Guard.

In a significant legal development, a federal judge has overturned a Biden administration policy that expanded the definition of sex under Title IX to include "gender identity."

Willie Robertson, a prominent figure in the reality television world, is ensuring his late father's legacy continues to inspire and uplift audiences through the family's show, "Duck Dynasty: The Revival."

In a recent opinion editorial published by The Federalist, the author critiques the Democrats' stance on the ongoing government shutdown, arguing that their claims about the potential doubling of premiums if Covid-era enhanced Obamacare subsidies are not extended are misleading.

Julie Felss Masino, the President and CEO of Cracker Barrel, recently addressed the controversy surrounding the company's logo redesign, which faced significant backlash earlier this year.