Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has issued a public apology after admitting he misspoke when he claimed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was targeting US citizens and five-year-old kindergartners instead of violent criminals.

Republicans already fragile grip on the House of Representatives is poised to weaken further as a series of special elections, largely in Democrat-leaning territory, threatens to narrow the GOPs majority and complicate conservative efforts to check the Biden administrations agenda.

Nearly six decades after Apollo 8 first circled the Moon, the United States is preparing to send astronauts farther from Earth than any human beings in history with NASAs Artemis II mission.

Jeffrey Epstein intended to shower his longtime girlfriend with tens of millions of dollars, a 33-carat diamond ring, and some of his most infamous properties, including Pedo Island and his Manhattan mansion, under a will he signed just two days before his death.

Border Czar Tom Homan has revealed that federal authorities have located 145,000 unaccompanied, illegal minors out of more than 300,000 children who were allowed into the United States under President Joe Bidens watch.

America has never been a nation of half-measures, and the debate over a towering new monument in the nations capital is proving that once again.

A year after a catastrophic wildfire reduced thousands of homes to ash in Pacific Palisades, the anger of abandoned residents is now boiling over onto the streets and into the halls of power in Los Angeles.

President Donald Trump announced Friday that he will nominate economist Brett Matsumoto to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), while sharply rebuking the agency for what he called years of faulty economic data.

A convicted Venezuelan illegal immigrant seeking a new trial in the brutal killing of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley has once again thrust questions of border security, criminal accountability, and judicial integrity into the national spotlight.

The lawsuit challenging Rep. Eric Swalwells (D-Calif.) eligibility to run for California governor has done more than raise technical questions about residency; it has exposed a troubling double standard on personal security and the rule of law.