Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon warned that federal reviews of state voter rolls have already uncovered widespread irregularities involving dead registrants and apparent non-citizens, underscoring what she described as a systemic failure to safeguard Americas elections.

ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith is warning that Democrats could find themselves in a political and cultural bind if former Vice President Kamala Harris is not their standard-bearer in 2028.

Rep. Pat Harrigan (R-NC) is advancing legislation that would extend federal concealed carry authority to current and former members of U.S. military special operations forces.

A pregame parachute demonstration at Virginia Techs spring football game went awry on Saturday when a skydiver slammed into the stadiums massive scoreboard and was left dangling above the field.

National Public Radio (NPR), long criticized for its left-leaning editorial posture despite its taxpayer support, has secured $113 million in private donations as it continues to navigate the fallout from major federal funding cuts enacted under the Trump administration.

National Public Radio (NPR), long criticized for its left-leaning editorial posture despite its taxpayer support, has secured $113 million in private donations as it continues to navigate the fallout from major federal funding cuts enacted under the Trump administration.

WrestleMania weekend returned to Las Vegas with all the spectacle, celebrity cameos and crowd drama fans have come to expect and ESPNs Stephen A.

Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, once a prominent ally of President Donald Trump, is now openly entertaining the notion that the attempt on his life in Butler, Pennsylvania, may not have been what it seemed.

YouTube and SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly sharply rebuked President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for what she described as dishonest and inappropriate use of Christian imagery and rhetoric in the middle of war planning and campaign politics.

New York Citys latest experiment in government-managed services is offering residents yet another glimpse of how slowly and expensively big-city socialism tends to operate.