Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has firmly stated her refusal to resign from her position on the central bank's board amid allegations of mortgage fraud.

In a significant turn of events, a New York appeals court has overturned the $454 million civil fraud judgment against President Donald Trump, his family members, and his business, the Trump Organization.

In a chilling turn of events, a man who alleged that his wife had been abducted by ICE agents was captured on a Ring camera in Los Angeles, dragging a heavy object encased in a tarp just days before her lifeless body was discovered.

Cracker Barrel, a beloved American restaurant chain, is facing criticism after unveiling a new rebranding strategy that some argue aligns with a progressive agenda.

President Donald Trump has taken aim at MSNBC's recent rebranding effort, expressing his disdain in a fervent social media post.

The Trump administration is reportedly contemplating a significant reduction in refugee admissions for the fiscal year 2026, potentially limiting the number to approximately 40,000 individuals.

China is gearing up for a grand military parade in Beijing next month, commemorating the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War II.

A former sergeant of the United States Space Force has been handed a prison sentence exceeding fifty years for the tragic shooting of a 14-year-old boy and the injury of another teenager during a failed carjacking attempt outside his residence in Colorado.

In the city of Columbus, Ohio, a statue of the city's namesake, Christopher Columbus, has been in storage since July 1, 2020.

Glenn Kessler, a former fact-checker for The Washington Post, has recently expressed regret over a headline he published in May 2020 that cast doubt on the theory suggesting COVID-19 originated from a laboratory in China.