Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is crediting President Donald Trump with taking decisive, early action to defend persecuted Christians in Nigeria from the escalating violence of Islamic extremists.

The campaign of Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico is scrambling to rebrand a candidate whose own words have become his biggest liability.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has launched an aggressive new push to slash, and ultimately abolish, property taxes on primary residences, summoning lawmakers back to Tallahassee for a special session to consider his plan.

Katie Miller, a former Trump administration official, sharply rebuked the Democratic Partys official X account after it responded to her husband with an insult calling him ugly."

A former senior CIA official is facing federal charges after FBI agents allegedly discovered hundreds of gold bars worth more than $40 million inside his home.

A radical ballot initiative in Oregon seeks to criminalize virtually all killing or injuring of animals, threatening to upend hunting, fishing, ranching, and even basic animal husbandry across the state.

Israeli forces have confirmed the killing of senior Hamas military chief Mohammed Odeh, a key architect of the October 7 atrocities and former head of the terror groups intelligence apparatus, in what officials describe as a decisive step in a long-term campaign to dismantle Hamass leadership.

Iowa Democratic Senate hopeful Zach Wahls is facing renewed scrutiny for his role in promoting a radical bail fund that helped spring dozens of Black Lives Matter rioters from jail, including offenders who attacked police, terrorized local businesses, and tried to set fire to a county courthouse.

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) escalated his rhetoric against President Donald Trump on Tuesday, alleging without evidence that a planned White House ballroom reflects a desire to entrench his family in power.

Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Theismann is brushing aside the media frenzy over New York Giants teammates Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter, insisting that politics will not fracture an NFL locker room that remains, in his view, fundamentally about football.