Far-left California Democrat Representative Ro Khanna is once again facing serious questions about his credibility after newly released video from his own entourage undercuts his dramatic account of being detained by armed Israeli settlers and the Israel Defense Forces in the West Bank.

President Donald Trump has signed two executive orders dramatically reducing the size of Utahs Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, a move cheered by state Republican leaders and condemned by environmental activists and progressive advocacy groups.

Rep. James Walkinshaw (D-VA) lashed out at FBI Director Kash Patel over a cryptic social media post following the sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham.

Opinion writer Mara Gay escalated the lefts rhetoric against President Donald Trumps immigration agenda this week, accusing many officials in his administration of being white supremacists and claiming they dont care about the political fallout from shootings involving ICE agents.

Hunter Bidens latest attempt at personal and political reinvention has taken a predictably bizarre turn, underscoring just how far the presidents troubled son is willing to go in pursuit of cash and credibility.

The patience of many Americans with the rhetoric of Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan appears to be wearing thin, and that frustration is no longer confined to the political right.

Once upon a time, a surprise Will Ferrell appearance at a sporting event guaranteed laughs and applause; on Monday night at the Home Run Derby, it mostly guaranteed viewers reaching for the mute button.

Jimmy Fallon used his late-night platform to mock Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnells first personal update since his June hospitalization, turning a serious health matter into a punchline about a husband and wife ventriloquist act.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent turned what could have been a dry policy segment into a lively civics lesson and a sharp rebuke of modern communism as he hosted Fox News Jesse Watters inside the Treasury Department in a segment that aired Monday.

A onetime Miss North Dakota who later became a worship pastor and Christian recording artist has admitted to orchestrating a large-scale fraud scheme involving three Minnesota day care centers.