California Governor Gavin Newsom on Saturday signed a law banning Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from wearing masks while making arrests, a move that’s already Read More
Anguished parents who’ve lost kids — like me — demand Congress act to rein in social-media firms
The former Meta employees were shockingly calm as they laid it all out: The company that owns Facebook and Instagram knows its platforms are exposing Read More
Trump assassination attempt suspect Ryan Routh questions first witnesses as case nears its final stage
Ryan Routh, the man accused of attempting to assassinate Trump, questioned his first of three witnesses Monday.
Trump’s new Fed Governor Stephen Miran says refusal to cut rates further is a risk to jobs
Miran was speaking at an event organized by the Economic Club of New York earlier on Monday.
Why Even CNN’s Analyst Thinks GOP Has Upper Hand In Midterm
CNN data guru Harry Enten broke down the major issues facing American voters as the 2026 midterm elections approach, and on nearly every issue, he Read More
Dem Senate hopeful calls for civility, despite past warning of ‘radicalized White men’
Texas state Rep. James Talarico, D-Texas, launched his Senate campaign promoting political civility, but past social media posts show inflammatory rhetoric about Republicans.
As Hamas Publicly Executes Palestinians, Leftist Governments Reward Them
In one of the most obscene juxtapositions in modern diplomatic history, on the very day Hamas terrorists dragged three blindfolded Palestinian men into the street Read More
Trump to sign TikTok deal giving US majority ownership, keep control of user data
The algorithm part of the deal was a tough part of the negotiations with China, the White House official said.
“Absolutely Disastrous’: British Conservative Leader Rips Starmer Recognizing ‘Palestinian State’
After Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his left-wing Labour Party announced the U.K. would recognize a Palestinian state, effectively giving the Palestinians all of the Read More
Charlie Kirk vote splits Democrats, prompting hypocrisy outcry from House GOP: ‘Americans won’t forget’
House Democrats were split on a resolution honoring Charlie Kirk, with 95 voting yes and 58 voting no, prompting Republican criticism over their political violence response.