In the wake of any mass shooting, it is a common occurrence to witness Democrats and their mainstream media allies pointing fingers at Republicans and their staunch support for the Second Amendment, regardless of the alleged political affiliations of the suspect involved.

In a startling development from North Carolina, a Republican election official stands accused of a grave offense involving his own family.

In an unexpected move that left the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) reeling, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard unveiled a list of 37 officials whose security clearances had been revoked due to ethical concerns.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Andrew Ferguson has raised concerns with Google, accusing the tech giant of potentially discriminating against Republican emails on its Gmail platform.

In a significant development, a federal judge has denied Saudi Arabia's request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the families of 9/11 victims.

In a decisive move against drug trafficking, the U.

Taylor Lorenz, a former writer for the Washington Post, has recently brought to light a story of significant interest.

In an unprecedented move, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has denied visas to Palestinian leaders, effectively barring them from attending the forthcoming United Nations General Assembly.

The mother of the individual responsible for a tragic shooting at a Catholic church in Minneapolis is currently under scrutiny for her lack of cooperation with law enforcement.

Vice President JD Vance has lauded President Donald Trump for compelling Democrats to back measures against violent crime in the nation's capital, following the administration's decision to deploy the National Guard to assist the Metropolitan Police Department in reducing crime rates.