Michelle Obama used the latest episode of her podcast to praise her husband's willingness to accept her drive, calling it "a rare thing", a public display of marital warmth that arrives as the former first lady has spent months batting down persistent speculation that the…
A 3-year-old girl lost two teeth and suffered deep bite wounds across her face after a 24-year-old illegal immigrant attacked her and her mother in a San Antonio park on April 18, and the Department of Homeland Security says the assault never should have happened.…
President Trump on Friday called for the 2020 presidential election to be "permanently wiped from the books" after federal prosecutors indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center on charges that it funneled $3 million in donor money to white supremacist groups it publicly claimed to oppose.…
Two federal judges appointed by Democratic presidents struck down President Donald Trump's border restrictions on asylum seekers in a split decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, setting up a likely showdown before the Supreme Court over the scope…
Caroline Mattox, the president of Turning Point USA's chapter at the University of Georgia, has stepped down with a pointed public statement alleging the conservative organization has abandoned its founding mission in the months since Charlie Kirk's death. Mattox shared her resignation on Instagram, invoking…
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries are facing sharp new criticism, not from Republicans, but from a prominent voice on their own political left. Jennifer Welch, host of the "I've Had It" podcast, called the two Democratic leaders "fascist collaborators"…
Two transit buses slammed into each other head-on near a Pentagon bus stop in Arlington, Virginia, on Friday morning, injuring 23 people, 10 of them Defense Department workers heading to the nation's military headquarters during the morning commute. The collision between an Omni Ride bus…
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro announced Friday that federal prosecutors are closing their criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, shifting the inquiry over potential cost overruns at the Fed's Washington, D.C., headquarters renovation to the central bank's own inspector general. The move clears a…
Martha Odom was seventeen years old, weeks from graduation, and out with friends on a senior skip day when two groups opened fire inside the food court of the Mall of Louisiana in Baton Rouge on Thursday afternoon. She died from a gunshot wound to…
Thirty-one sloths shipped from South America to stock a tourist attraction in Orlando died in an unheated warehouse or shortly after arrival, and the Florida agency that uncovered the deaths handed the operators nothing more than a verbal warning. The animals were destined for Sloth…
Jose "Joe" Ceballos, a Mexican-born green card holder who served two terms as mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, pleaded guilty this week to three counts of disorderly election conduct after illegally casting ballots in U.S. elections despite never holding American citizenship, Fox News Digital reported. The…
President Donald Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship just picked up an unexpected ally: the numbers compiled by a left-leaning research outfit. A Pew Research Center study published last month found that 320,000 babies were born to illegal immigrant mothers in the United States…
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones went on CNN and refused to answer a straightforward question about whether his state's redistricting measure violated the Virginia Constitution's 90-day timing clause. Instead, he dismissed the judge who ruled against the measure as "an activist", and kept talking past…
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones refused to directly answer whether the ballot language on the state's redistricting constitutional amendment was misleading, instead telling CNN that "there was a vigorous campaign" and "yes prevailed", even as a circuit court judge blocked certification of the vote on…
