A stubborn industrial inferno in Los Angeles Boyle Heights neighborhood has laid bare not only the dangers of green-energy infrastructure gone wrong, but also the chronic failures of Californias Democratic leadership to respond swiftly and responsibly when working-class communities are put at risk.

Twenty-four hours after senior Labour figures were quietly gaming out how his tenure might end, Sir Keir Starmer walked out of Number 10 and confirmed it himself.

A recent event on Capitol Hill offered a revealing glimpse into how far progressive staff culture has drifted from traditional norms of law, order, and personal responsibility.

Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota is once again facing serious questions about her finances after newly filed disclosures depict a dramatic collapse in her household wealth and her husbands income.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel has announced he will temporarily vacate his ABC platform, handing his show over to a lineup of reliably left-wing guest hosts that all but guarantees its partisan tone will remain intact.

The Democratic primary to succeed long-serving New York Rep. Jerry Nadler in Manhattans 12th Congressional District has morphed into a spectacle of celebrity politics, progressive litmus tests and internecine warfare on the left, even as the eventual nominee is virtually guaranteed a seat in Congress.

Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego of Arizona, a close ally of scandal-plagued former Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), is facing mounting scrutiny after revelations that he has been using campaign funds to bankroll luxury travel, family vacations, child care, and even Super Bowl tickets.

A drive-by shooting on Chicagos South Side left at least a dozen people wounded after police said gunmen in an SUV opened fire on a crowd gathered along a neighborhood street before speeding away.

As the United States approaches its 250th birthday, preparations for the semiquincentennial are expanding beyond the familiar fireworks and flyovers to include a new national stage for young athletes who will inherit the republic they are being asked to celebrate.

As Colombia approaches a decisive presidential runoff on Sunday, conservative outsider Abelardo de la Espriella is capitalizing on deep public anger over spiraling crime, emboldened cartels and mounting economic anxiety.