A violent sword attack in Venice left one man badly wounded and neighbors shaken as crime once again took center stage in a California beach city.
A Virginia Supreme Court ruling on redistricting set off a fresh round of left-wing rage, with Hasan Piker posting about violent revolution and Ted Cruz firing back.
Gavin Newsom is pitching 400 free diapers per baby as a family-friendly win, even as California stares down massive long-term deficits and more taxpayer spending.
Trump brushed off a reporter’s question about the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, saying the cleanup is about beauty, pride, and common sense.
Mark Hamill is facing sharp backlash after posting a grim image of President Trump with the caption “If Only.” The timing, coming days after another assassination attempt on the president, only poured gasoline on an already ugly fire.
Pennsylvania Republicans are pushing tough new CDL reforms after a series of alarming cases tied to illegal immigrant truckers sparked fresh questions about highway safety and state oversight.
Minnesota Democrats blocked a subpoena tied to the Feeding Our Future fraud probe, leaving Republicans demanding answers and more transparency.
Louisiana lawmakers are moving to toughen homicide laws after a deadly mall shooting, adding new legal tools for cases where gunfire in public kills innocent people.
A newly unsealed note adds fresh fuel to the already ugly and unresolved questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s death and prison surveillance.
An ICE arrest in Las Vegas is putting deportation and border enforcement back in the spotlight after a shocking animal cruelty case.
Mark Penn says voters see the Democrat Party as too extreme, and the polls are backing him up.
Thirteen MPD members are facing termination after investigators said crime reports were manipulated, raising fresh questions about trust, leadership, and public safety in Washington, D.C.
A Michigan court has ordered the state to release most voting-type data in a FOIA case, handing transparency advocates a win and rejecting a broad secrecy claim from Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson’s office.
A new report says Eric Swalwell faces fresh accusations involving explicit messages and online behavior, adding more heat to an already ugly political mess.
Civil rights groups are back in court to stop Texas from enforcing a border law they call unconstitutional, while supporters say the state is finally trying to defend its own border.