A young American journalist says he narrowly escaped what he calls the most perilous moment of his life while attempting to document everyday existence inside communist Cuba.

Vivek Ramaswamy, a former GOP presidential contender and a prominent ally of President Donald Trump, has secured the Republican nomination for Ohio governor, positioning the state for a closely watched showdown in November.

A Tennessee man who admitted to fatally shooting an 18-year-old Belmont University student on a Nashville street in 2023 has accepted a plea deal that will keep him in prison for decades but has left the victims family convinced that the justice system failed their daughter.

A heavily Democratic New York City neighborhood already dense with private supermarkets and bodegas is poised to receive a taxpayer-funded, government-run grocery store championed by far-left Mayor Zohran Mamdani, raising alarms among local business owners and advocates of free-market competition.

Left-wing student organizations at Utah Valley University have been caught glorifying the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk, targeting the campus Turning Point USA chapter, and urging activists to undermine federal immigration enforcement.

McDonalds, long the global titan of fast food, is rapidly closing the gap on Subways once-commanding lead in the American market as economic pressures and shifting consumer habits reshape the industry.

David Letterman is openly accusing CBS executives of being "lying weasels" over the abrupt cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," suggesting the network has not been honest about why it pulled the plug on its flagship late-night franchise.

Once a rising Republican star and outspoken foe of Latin American communism, former Miami-Dade Congressman David Rivera now stands convicted in federal court of secretly advancing the interests of Venezuelas socialist regime.

The Department of Education has launched a formal civil-rights investigation into Smith College, a historically women-only institution in Massachusetts, over its decision to admit biological males and open female-only facilities to individuals who identify as women.

Black voters, especially younger African Americans, are steadily breaking from their historic allegiance to the Democratic Party and moving toward the GOP, rattling a political order Democrats and their media allies long assumed was permanent.