Newly inaugurated Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger has moved with striking speed to advance a progressive agenda in Virginia, discarding key Republican policies and confirming conservative fears that her moderate campaign persona was little more than political packaging.

Justice Samuel Alito used oral arguments Tuesday in Wolford v. Lopez to warn that Hawaiis sweeping gun restrictions effectively demote the Second Amendment to second-class status."

Disney-owned ABCs daytime talk show The View is facing a wave of public skepticism after actress Pam Grier delivered an emotional account of allegedly seeing a lynching victim hanging from a tree as a child in Columbus, Ohio.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, D-Mich., is defending her partys identity politics strategy while conceding that Democrats messaging may be too obtuse for many voters to grasp.

James OKeefe quietly slipped into the World Economic Forums 2026 gathering in Davos, Switzerland, moving among global elites under disguise as they openly discussed climate engineering, carbon taxes, and regulatory schemes.

Minnesotas most powerful Republican in Congress has issued a blunt demand for Gov. Tim Walz to step down as violence and political tensions intensify across Minneapolis.

Senior figures in Irans ruling class are secretly moving their fortunes overseas like rats fleeing the ship, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned this week, as nationwide unrest and economic turmoil threaten the stability of the Islamic Republic.

CBS flagship newsmagazine 60 Minutes is facing fresh internal turmoil after its editor-in-chief, Bari Weiss, abruptly pulled a segment on migrants in an El Salvador prison just hours before airtime, prompting sharp criticism from veteran correspondent Scott Pelley.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper bluntly told Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Ken Martin on Tuesday that any Democratic gains in the coming midterms would likely be driven more by voter discontent with President Donald Trump than by genuine confidence in the Democratic Party.

FBI Director Kash Patel is underscoring that under President Donald Trump, federal law enforcement will apply the law without fear or favor, including to elected officials now under federal scrutiny in Minnesota.