A new after-action review of the Bite of Seattle mass shooting has concluded that political leaders and senior officials hindered the Seattle Police Departments ability to protect the public and communicate vital information in the crucial hours after the attack.

Adam Carolla has unleashed a blistering critique of Colin Kaepernick, accusing the activist-athlete of using his appearance as a prop in a carefully crafted racial persona.

Former President George W. Bush is once again raising money for Republican candidates, but notably not for the Trump-aligned Texas attorney general who toppled his own nephew in a bitter primary fight.

A Republican senator is urging a formal Senate investigation into both Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden, demanding that each testify under oath about their business dealings and any benefits derived from their presidential family ties.

FBI Director Kash Patel on Tuesday unveiled sweeping new results from Operation Blackout, the bureaus aggressive campaign to dismantle foreign scam syndicates that have been preying on Americans savings and exploiting trafficked labor.

Democrats may project swagger on television and podcasts as they talk up their chances in the 2026 midterms, but the numbers behind the scenes tell a far more sobering story for the left.

Rosie ODonnell is accusing ABC of blocking a planned Jimmy Kimmel Live! segment featuring Jeffrey Epstein survivors, a move she says forced her to take the project directly to her own audience online.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has re-emerged on social media after years of legal and diplomatic limbo, using his return to announce that his wife is expecting a child.

The image is searing: a room engulfed in flames, a firefighter smashing through the door, hoisting a victim over his shoulders and carrying that person to safety and in that desperate moment, no one is asking where the rescuer went to high school.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is openly weighing her political future, insisting that any decision about higher office will not be dictated by deference as she eyes what she calls a very unique political window that could include a potential White House bid.