Zohran Mamdanis latest online performance, a short video in which he theatrically laments his inability to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the latters expected visit to New York for the United Nations General Assembly this fall, offers a revealing glimpse into the priorities and political style of the man now presiding over Americas largest city.

Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia, already known for his carefully curated public image, is now drawing attention for another reason: his campaigns unusually high spending on professional makeup services.

Republican leaders in California are charging that Democrat Attorney General Rob Bonta is attempting to rig the states 2026 election by quietly rewriting the official description of a voter ID ballot initiative in a way they say is designed to kill it at the polls.

A Maryland community is reeling after police say a teenage suspect gunned down a 15-year-old girl and her 9-year-old brother inside their home just days after he may have joined the family in celebrating Independence Day.

Country singer Aaron Lee Tasjan says a small but noticeable group of fans walked out of his Texas concert after he performed his politically loaded song I Love America Better Than You, a moment he later framed as evidence of the nations descent into fracture.

City Comptroller Mark Levine has developed a sudden habit of telling inconvenient truths, and in todays New York, that makes him a rare dissenter inside a government increasingly captive to hard-left ideology.

One of Floridas most recognizable roller coasters is preparing for its final run after more than three decades, stirring a wave of nostalgia among theme-park loyalists who grew up with its thunderous roar.

A disgraced Pennsylvania lawmaker with a long trail of ethical and legal problems is now facing some of the most disturbing criminal accusations imaginable.

As the 2026 midterm elections draw closer, Republicans are already casting their eyes toward the looming 2028 presidential contest and the emerging fault lines within their own party.

Vance Boelter, the Minnesota man who admitted murdering state House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark and shooting state Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette, has been ordered to spend the rest of his life behind bars under two life sentences plus an additional 40 years.