Utah Valley University has selected as its 2026 commencement speaker a social media personality who publicly maligned conservative leader Charlie Kirk just days after his assassination.

Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons marked the first anniversary of the revived Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) Office by underscoring its mission to shine a light on Americans whose lives have been devastated by crimes committed by illegal aliens.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is under fire after acknowledging that his marquee campaign promise to make city buses free will not be realized this year due to funding obstacles.

Virginias experiment with Abigail Spanbergers moderate faade has curdled into a hard-left governorship that is colliding head-on with public safety and political reality.

The sixth member of a Minnesota-based Somali family implicated in a sweeping $14 million federal child nutrition fraud scheme is expected to enter a guilty or no-contest plea on Thursday, underscoring both the scale of the criminal enterprise and the troubling political ties surrounding it.

The Islamist regime in Tehran staged nationwide mourning ceremonies on Thursday to mark 40 days since the killing of longtime dictator Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, drawing large, state-orchestrated crowds but conspicuously failing to produce any public appearance by his son and proclaimed successor, Mojtaba Khamenei.

Disney is preparing another round of layoffs as it struggles to hold its ground in an increasingly cutthroat streaming marketplace dominated by deep-pocketed tech giants.

The final moments of Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Shahs life, and the split-second decisions of his Army ROTC cadets at Old Dominion University, offer a stark reminder of both the courage that still exists in Americas young warriors and the deadly cost of political navet about terrorism and public safety.

A political advocacy group tied to Kamala Harris is urging young progressives to abandon a mocking nickname for President Donald Trump, warning that the taunt could actually pressure him into more aggressive military action.

A Florida school bus loaded with children narrowly avoided a mass-casualty tragedy when a freight train clipped the vehicle as its driver attempted to cross railroad tracks in Sumter County.