The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the case of Priscilla Villarreal, a citizen journalist who was arrested by officials in Laredo after she texted a police officer to confirm the identities of a suicide victim and a car accident victim. Villarreal reported what…
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., struck down key portions of the Pentagon's policy governing press access on Friday, ruling that the restrictions violate First and Fifth Amendment rights and ordering the immediate reinstatement of credentials for seven New York Times journalists. As reported by…
President Donald Trump threw his weight behind Rep. Julia Letlow's U.S. Senate bid on Saturday, posting a full-throated endorsement on Truth Social that brands the Louisiana congresswoman a "TOTAL WINNER" and sets up one of the most consequential Republican primaries of the cycle. As reported…
In 1994, two men pulled knives on Chuck Norris on a Dallas street. He was filming Walker, Texas Ranger at the time and thought they wanted autographs. They didn't. By the time the Dallas Police Department arrived, they found two muggers with broken arms and…
A private forensic team now claims that the final four lines of Kurt Cobain's suicide note, long treated as a cornerstone of the official ruling that the Nirvana frontman took his own life, may not have been written by him at all. The assertion rests…
Twenty-two days into combat operations against Iran, the United States has struck over 8,000 military targets, eliminated 130 Iranian naval vessels, and flown more than 8,000 combat sorties over Iranian skies. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth put it plainly at a Thursday press conference: "We're…
The Supreme Court on Friday unanimously revived a lawsuit from Gabriel Olivier, an evangelical Christian who was arrested in Brandon, Mississippi, for preaching near a suburban amphitheater and refusing to relocate to a designated "protest zone." The ruling clears the way for Olivier to challenge…
Joe Kent, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned this past week and immediately launched a public campaign against the U.S. strikes on Iran, calling the conflict a war fought on behalf of a foreign government. He appeared on Tucker Carlson's show a day…
Iran launched two intermediate-range ballistic missiles on Friday toward Diego Garcia, the critical U.S.-U.K. military base in the Indian Ocean, roughly 2,500 miles from Iranian territory. Neither missile struck the base. One reportedly failed in flight, and a U.S. warship fired an SM-3 interceptor at…
President Trump threatened to deploy Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to airports across the country as early as Monday, escalating a standoff with Senate Democrats who have refused to restore funding to the Department of Homeland Security. The move comes as roughly 50,000 TSA workers…
Wisconsin Senate Democrats posted "Another one bites the dust" on X alongside an image of Republican State Sen. Van Wanggaard on the same day the 73-year-old lawmaker announced his retirement, citing his family's devastating health crises. The post included the hashtag "#OPENTOWORK." According to Daily…
The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts approved the general design on March 19 for a 24-karat gold commemorative coin bearing President Trump's image, moving the piece one step closer to production by the U.S. Mint. The coin, tied to America's 250th anniversary, would make Trump…
Senate Democrats voted 49-41 along party lines Saturday to block a Republican amendment that would have banned transgender athletes from competing in girls' and women's sports programs receiving federal funding. The measure needed 60 votes to pass. Not a single Democrat crossed the aisle. According…
NYPD Detective Derval Whyte took the witness stand in a Queens courtroom on Wednesday and told jurors what body camera footage captured in the moments after his fellow officer was gunned down: the handcuffed suspect appeared to be grinning. Whyte, describing footage played for the…
