A powerful agriculture lobbyist reportedly warned President Donald Trump that backing an initiative to promote alternatives to conventional pesticides would risk alienating key farming supporters, exposing a deepening rift between health activists and the farm lobby over the future of American agriculture.

An investigative reporter has alleged that two of the most infamous figures of the 1960s may have been covert assets in the CIAs notorious MK-Ultra mind-control program.

Rikers Island, long synonymous with New York Citys troubled criminal justice system, is now being deliberately emptied even as violent crime and public disorder remain pressing concerns.

Convicted murderer Karmelo Anthony is not fading quietly from public view, as a cadre of high-profile activists and defense attorneys mobilizes to dismantle the jury verdict that put him behind bars.

California Democrats in Sacramento have advanced a bill that still allows some convicted sex offenders including adults who committed sex acts against minors under certain conditions to run for public office, while killing a broader measure that would have barred all registered sex offenders from appearing on the ballot.

Chief Justice John Roberts cozy relationship with a leading left-wing legal strategist is raising fresh questions about whether the Supreme Court is truly insulated from the entrenched interests of the Washington establishment.

Vice President JD Vance warned that the Supreme Courts narrow decision preserving birthright citizenship has left the doctrine hanging by a thread, insisting it can still be overturned despite the justices rebuke of President Donald Trumps executive order earlier in the day.

President Donald Trump or Vice President JD Vance could make their first official trip to Seattle since taking office if the US Mens National Team advances to the Round of 16 at the FIFA World Cup.

Left-wing Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico, who insists that "billionaires" are "destroying this country," quietly headlined a high-dollar fundraiser in Chicago with billionaire Hyatt heir and Illinois governor J.

Rep. Ro Khanna of California, a self-styled scourge of oligarchs, appears to be waging class warfare from the comfort of a lifestyle that looks remarkably similar to the one he condemns.