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The Department of Justice says it will investigate an incident at the University of California during a campus event hosted by Turning Point USA.
The U.S. Border Patrol has faced significant legal and public pushback in Chicago due to the aggressive tactics utilized in its immigration crackdown.Â
The R&B artist and actor known for 'Fast & Furious' joined forces with the 'Love & Hip Hop' creator to deliver supplies to residents struggling to recover from the destruction left by Hurricane Melissa.
House Democrats released emails purportedly sent by Jeffrey Epstein that claimed Trump spent "hours at my house" and knew about his victims.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has been repeatedly criticized for using the government shutdown to delay swearing in Adelita Grijalva.Â
The White House is using a report from DoorDash to claim that the price of breakfast foods has gone down this year.
The government shutdown has resulted in hundreds of flight cancellations, with delays expected to continue throughout the holiday season.Â
The conversation isn’t about whether artificial intelligence can make art. It’s about whether artists will still have room to make a living.
A Fullerton police officer intervened after seeing a plainclothes ICE agent draw his weapon on a civilian driver.
President Donald Trump mocked Rep. Ilhan Omar for criticizing his policies while being "from Somalia" during a Fox News interview.
One of the more alarming aspects of President Donald Trump’s second term has been his willingness to deploy the National Guard into American cities he perceives as adversarial to his agenda. The deployments started in May in response to protests against ICE raids in Los Angeles, and steadily ramped up through the summer, with deployments […]
When your grocery exit requires you to scan a receipt to open a gate, what once felt like routine shopping becomes a subtle test of trust.
