Environmental scholar Bjorn Lomborg estimates that governments worldwide have already poured at least $16 trillion into what critics now call the climate change industrial complex, with precious little to show for it beyond a vast transfer of wealth to green special interests.

Marylands new law curbing cooperation between local police and federal immigration authorities is already facing resistance from sheriffs who say they will continue assisting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) through legal workarounds.

The Biden administrations push to unleash vast troves of anonymous Medicaid data onto the internet is being celebrated by transparency advocates but could set up a collision between citizen sleuthing, federal prosecutors, and long-standing privacy protections.

The United States womens hockey team delivered not only a gold medal in 2026, but a rare, unifying moment of unapologetic patriotism on the world stage.

Police in Detroit have arrested a 27-year-old suspect after the discovery of three elderly men brutally slain and left in the basement of a home on the citys west side.

The New Hampshire House has advanced a sweeping education bill named in honor of slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk, intensifying the national debate over ideological content in public classrooms.

Mel Gibson, the Oscar-winning actor and director long targeted by the left for his unapologetic faith and traditional views, is once again at the center of a media firestorm as he works on a sequel to his landmark 2004 film The Passion of the Christ.

On a glittering Thursday night, American figure skater Alysa Liu transformed a tale of intimidation and surveillance into one of courage, patriotism, and Olympic triumph.

A gripping, emotionally charged story about a childs death from measles, published by a prestigious magazine and written in the second person, has now become a case study in how elite media can blur the line between fact and fiction while lecturing the public about misinformation.

The Supreme Courts latest ruling against President Donald Trumps use of emergency powers to impose tariffs has opened a new front in the legal and political battle over presidential authority in trade policy.