As U.S. forces engage enemies overseas, America's legacy media is busy recycling old, unproven allegations against President Trump. Is this journalism or political warfare?
Nearly 60% of Texas Republicans rejected John Cornyn at the polls. Now a bold offer from Ken Paxton could reshape the Senate's priorities and save Cornyn's career.
Virginia is pushing forward laws that could criminalize ICE agents for doing their jobs. Legal experts warn this sets a dangerous constitutional precedent.
As Trump takes aggressive military action against Iran, broadcast networks appear more focused on undermining the effort than reporting the facts. Here's how the media bias is playing out.
While the rest of America complains about losing an hour, one Navy veteran sees daylight saving time as a powerful annual reset — and he has a compelling case.
The Senate rejected a Democratic war powers resolution targeting Trump's Iran strikes. Here's why legal experts say the move was unconstitutional.
A landmark Supreme Court ruling in Mirabelli v. Bonta confirms that parents — not school administrators — hold constitutional authority over their children's upbringing.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that California teachers cannot hide a child's gender identity from parents. The decision raises serious questions about parental rights.
A new geopolitical battle is unfolding in artificial intelligence. China is playing to win — and the stakes couldn't be higher for the free world.
Four years of loosened immigration enforcement may have given Iran's regime a dangerous foothold on American soil — and the consequences could be severe.
The United States has launched a massive air campaign against Iran, targeting nearly 2,000 military sites with an arsenal of precision-guided munitions and advanced defense systems.
The May 26 Texas Senate runoff between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton carries massive stakes for Republican control of the Senate and Trump's final two years in office.