Articles By: Ethan

The Biden administrations State Department is halting visa processing for nationals of 75 countries as it moves to tighten enforcement of long-standing rules against immigrants who are likely to become a public charge.

Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is finally pulling back the curtain on what he says shocked him to his core during his time inside the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is now hailing a federal prosecutor he recently tried to discredit, underscoring the political tensions surrounding fraud investigations and immigration enforcement in his state.

President Trump traveled to Michigan on Tuesday to tour Fords F-150 plant in Dearborn and address the Detroit Economic Club, drawing both enthusiastic support from workers and a profane outburst from a single disgruntled employee.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) clashed sharply with Fox News correspondent Griff Jenkins over the Biden administrations border failures and Immigration and Customs Enforcements (ICE) surge operations in his city during a tense Wednesday interview.

The mysterious 2011 death of Philadelphia schoolteacher Ellen Greenberg, long ruled a suicide despite 20 stab wounds, is now drawing renewed scrutiny from federal authorities.

A new push by Washington state Democrats to bar most law enforcement officers from wearing face-covering masks during public operations has ignited a fierce backlash from federal officials, who warn the move would put officers and their families at greater risk amid a surge in threats and violence against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel.

Democratic strategist and former MSNBC host Chris Matthews predicted a sweeping victory for his party in the upcoming midterm elections, confidently forecasting major gains in both chambers of Congress.

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams was caught on camera unleashing a profanity-laced retort at a woman on a Dallas jet bridge, telling her, Go f*ck yourself during a tense confrontation that has since spread widely online.

For millions of American parents, the latest cultural battleground is not cable news or college campuses, but the brightly colored, high-energy world of childrens programming.