Barack Obama picked Stephen Colbert for the first televised interview at his presidential center, and the choice says plenty about modern media and political theater.
Florida may redraw its maps again after Hakeem Jeffries taunted Republicans, and Ron DeSantis responded with a grin, a fishing invite, and a clear warning that the GOP is not backing down.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is calling out what she says is selective justice after a Special Forces soldier was charged over alleged trades tied to a classified operation against Nicolás Maduro.
Authorities say a North Carolina teen is facing major charges after an alleged plot to attack worshippers in Texas was uncovered.
Bill Clinton showed up at the Cowboys draft press conference, and Jerry Jones nearly took an unplanned tumble while rising to greet him.
A split federal appeals court says Texas can require the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, setting up a major First Amendment showdown.
Charlie Kirk saw the Southern Poverty Law Center as a political weapon long before many others caught on.
From Millions to “My Bad” — The Math Miracle in Washington Only in Washington can you “accidentally” misplace tens of millions of dollars on a financial disclosure and call it...
The fight over prayer in government is older than the Constitution and a lot less simple than activists pretend.
Parents in Virginia are asking how an adult illegal immigrant ended up in a public high school after serious assault allegations surfaced.
A Bronx subway video is sparking fresh debate about crime, police fitness, and New York City’s downward slide under weak leadership.
A disturbing report from Italy has put Trump’s old warning about migration and assimilation back in the spotlight.
A new study says drug pollution may be changing how salmon move, raising fresh concerns about dirty water and weak oversight.
An Evansville man is dead after a parking lot meeting turned into a fatal shooting, and three young suspects now face murder charges.
Meta is reportedly preparing to cut about 8,000 jobs as Mark Zuckerberg doubles down on artificial intelligence spending.