The Tennessee Senate passed House Bill 1446 on Thursday, voting 24-8 to require that official state documents refer to the Middle Eastern territory commonly called the West Bank by its ancient names, Judea and Samaria. The bill now heads to…
Bryon Noem, the 56-year-old husband of former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, checked into a faith-based rehabilitation program in January to address what Megyn Kelly described as sex "addiction", then left the program early and was soon messaging women in the…
Former first lady Michelle Obama told comedian Hasan Minhaj on her "IMO" podcast Wednesday that the United States is living through a "janky" version of itself, a word she returned to again and again as she described a country she…
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt ordered flags across the state to half-staff Friday after an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper was killed in a crash on Interstate 35 earlier in the week. Trooper Vernon Brake was one of three people who died…
Pope Leo XIV met Thursday with David Axelrod, the longtime Democratic strategist who helped Barack Obama win the White House in 2008, in a quiet Vatican sit-down that neither side has been willing to explain. The meeting has fueled speculation…
Justice Sonia Sotomayor told a law school audience Thursday that the Trump administration's use of the Supreme Court's emergency docket is "unprecedented in the court's history", a complaint that says less about executive overreach than it does about the liberal…
Ivanka Trump said she was at the family's Bedminster, New Jersey, estate on July 13, 2024, when commotion broke out and the televisions switched on, and she watched, almost in real time, as a gunman opened fire on her father…
The chief of staff for an Alaska House Democrat was arrested early on a Sunday morning in Juneau after police say she was caught speeding down the center of the road with open containers of alcohol in her car, and…
The Department of Homeland Security on Friday ordered every furloughed employee back to work, ending a staffing standoff that left the nation's largest security agency short-handed for nearly two months while Congress failed to pass a funding bill. The recall…
A federal judge in Washington ruled Thursday that the Pentagon is obstructing journalists and defying an earlier court order that required the Department of Defense to restore access to credentialed reporters, a finding that sets up a direct clash between…
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