Vice President JD Vance warned that the Supreme Courts narrow decision preserving birthright citizenship has left the doctrine hanging by a thread, insisting it can still be overturned despite the justices rebuke of President Donald Trumps executive order earlier in the day.

President Donald Trump or Vice President JD Vance could make their first official trip to Seattle since taking office if the US Mens National Team advances to the Round of 16 at the FIFA World Cup.

Left-wing Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico, who insists that "billionaires" are "destroying this country," quietly headlined a high-dollar fundraiser in Chicago with billionaire Hyatt heir and Illinois governor J.

Rep. Ro Khanna of California, a self-styled scourge of oligarchs, appears to be waging class warfare from the comfort of a lifestyle that looks remarkably similar to the one he condemns.

Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas is portraying herself as a victim of online harassment after she drove her fist into Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clarks throat during a game last week, an incident that resulted in only a one-game suspension.

A Los Angeles soccer fan whose Israeli flag was forcibly taken from him during a World Cup match at SoFi Stadium is preparing to take FIFA to federal court, alleging civil rights violations and reckless endangerment of his family in the midst of an aggressive pro-Palestinian crowd.

Veteran National Public Radio legal correspondent Nina Totenberg briefly set off a political firestorm this week after publishing and then rapidly retracting a report falsely claiming that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito had announced his retirement.

For anyone paying attention to the latest gyrations in gas prices, the real story is not what happened at the pump, but how badly the so?called experts missed it.

President Trump welcomed former Mesa County, Colorado, Election Clerk Tina Peters to the White House on Tuesday, marking her first high-profile public appearance since her release from prison earlier this month.

Pop icon Taylor Swifts upcoming wedding to three-time Super Bowl champion Travis Kelce is set to unfold as a multi-day spectacle in midtown Manhattan, complete with street closures, a heavy NYPD presence, and taxpayer-funded security for an elite guest list.