As the mayoral race in New York City heats up, the city's residents, myself included, are faced with a challenging decision.

In a surprising turn of events, the New Jersey gubernatorial race, once thought to be a straightforward victory for the Democrats, has become increasingly competitive.

In the throes of a government shutdown that is rapidly becoming one of the most prolonged in recent memory, the American populace is left to bear the brunt of the government's inability to function effectively.

President Donald Trump is set to make a comeback on CBS's "60 Minutes" this weekend, marking his first appearance on the show since resolving a legal dispute with CBS News over an interview with Kamala Harris.

Michelle Obama, the former First Lady, has recently been vocal about her perceived victimhood, a theme that has been recurrent in her public appearances and on her podcast.

The White House has firmly dismissed a recent report from TMZ, which suggested that President Donald Trump might be on the verge of pardoning the well-known rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs by commuting his prison sentence.

Critics of the Democratic Party and the broader left often echo a familiar refrain: their political discourse lacks depth, centering primarily on opposition to President Donald Trump.

In a recent development, Kathy Griffin, a prominent left-wing influencer, has stirred controversy by making incendiary remarks about President Donald Trump and business magnate Elon Musk.

Kellyanne Conway, a trusted ally of President Donald Trump, has voiced serious concerns over what she perceives as unethical behavior by some journalists during her tenure in the first Trump administration.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is experiencing firsthand the adage that no good deed goes unpunished.