Articles By: Ethan

The mysterious gloves once thought to be a potential break in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie have been traced instead to a restaurant worker across the street from her Tucson home, undercutting speculation of police misconduct and highlighting the complexity of the investigation.

Montanas political landscape was upended Wednesday when Republican Senator Steve Daines abruptly abandoned his 2026 reelection bid just minutes before the filing deadline, instantly transforming a seemingly settled race into a high-stakes scramble for one of the GOPs most strategically important seats.

Utah Republican Congressman Burgess Owens has announced he will not seek re-election in 2026, signaling the end of a three-term congressional career defined by staunch advocacy for school choice, traditional values, and a hard line against Marxist ideology.

The Supreme Court has delivered a unanimous ruling that sharply curtails the ability of liberal-leaning federal judges to rescue migrants who have already lost their asylum bids before the Justice Departments immigration courts.

Hasan Piker, one of the internets most prominent far-left streamers, has once again sparked outrage with remarks that sound disturbingly close to tactical advice for anti-American terrorists.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck stunned the liberal hosts of ABCs The View by shredding their open-borders rhetoric and delivering a forceful, unapologetic case for strong U.S. border security, live on air.

Minnesotas Democratic leadership is facing renewed scrutiny after Governor Tim Walz was forced to defend his handling of a massive Somali-linked fraud scandal that allegedly siphoned off billions in taxpayer funds.

Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, pledged to return to the political arena after falling short in Tuesdays Republican Senate primary in Texas.

At first glance, the Trump administrations deportation statistics suggest an unprecedented crackdown on illegal immigration, yet a closer look at internal government data reveals a far more restrained reality.

Federal immigration officers in Houston are intensifying efforts to remove repeat-offender illegal aliens with multiple drunk?driving convictions, as two more Mexican nationals now face intoxication manslaughter charges in Harris County.