Articles By: Ethan

The former chief adviser to War Secretary Pete Hegseth has quietly reemerged in a powerful corner of the intelligence community, raising fresh questions about internal battles over leaks, loyalty, and the direction of U.S. national security policy.

Former left-wing social media influencer Kat Abughazaleh has been defeated by Evanston Mayor and former Illinois state legislator Daniel Biss in a crowded Democratic primary for a deep-blue U.S. House seat in the Chicago area.

Chief Justice John Roberts used a public forum this week to push back against the idea that Supreme Court justices are bound to the political agendas of the presidents who nominate them, insisting that such expectations fundamentally misunderstand the Courts role.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani used a St.

A young conservative journalist whose work helped topple one Democrat governor is now turning his sights on another deep-blue stronghold, alleging massive fraud and a political establishment more interested in mockery than accountability.

As spring temperatures rise and traditional flu season recedes, federal health officials are quietly acknowledging that this years influenza vaccine offered strikingly limited protection for millions of Americans.

Republicans pressing ahead with the SAVE America Act in the Senate are now confronting fresh evidence that China has already penetrated key components of Americas election infrastructure and that the Biden administration and its media allies have been in no hurry to tell the public.

Jen Psaki used her MSNBC platform this week to attack President Donald Trumps national security team and to cast doubt on his honesty about the Iran conflict, seizing on the resignation of former National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent as political ammunition.

ABC News is facing scrutiny after initially omitting a key qualifier from its report on an alleged Iranian drone threat targeting California.