Alaska’s ‘Sham’ Dan Sullivan Booted From Primary Election Ballot
Sharing the name with the senator is merely a “matter of fate,” this Sullivan claims.
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Feds Indict 15 Antifa Members For Conspiring To Injure Federal Officers
Minneapolis has drawn national attention in recent months amid ongoing clashes involving federal law enforcement.
Link To Fani Willis Leads To Federal Judge Recusal In Georgia Voter Rolls Case
The Justice Department referred to a reprimand from the 11th U.S. Circuit Judicial Conduct Committee.
This New Swing State Ballot Measure Could Change Voting In 2028
“For years, Arizonans have watched the same election problems repeat while trust in the system has eroded,” said Republican state Rep.
Richmond Hosts The National Speech And Debate Tournament
But this time it isn’t politicians or patriots who will be offering their opinions. The state capital is hosting thex. for the first time.
How Did Investigators Solve The Gilgo Beach Serial Murder Case?
The sentence follows Heuermann's guilty plea in a case that remained unsolved for years after human remains were discovered along Gilgo Beach.
Oldest Known Plague Outbreak Discovered In Ancient Siberia
The findings, published in the journal Nature, significantly reshape understanding of when and how devastating epidemics first emerged.
Trump Urges Netanyahu To Take A Softer Approach in Lebanon
Speaking to reporters, Trump said Netanyahu could use a "softer touch" in dealing with developments in Lebanon, signaling concerns about the potential consequences of continued military escalation.
Karen Bass’ Brother Joins Spencer Pratt In Lawsuit Against Los Angeles
Kenneth Bass, 78, and his wife, who lost their Malibu home in January 2025, are joining Pratt in a massive lawsuit against the city, the Department of Water and Power, and others for alleged negligence.
U.S. Pending Home Sales Reach Six-Month High In May
The increase in pending home sales exceeded economists' expectations, indicating that buyer demand remains resilient even as financing costs continue to weigh on affordability.
U.S. Officials Outline 14-Point Draft Deal With Iran
According to senior U.S. officials, the framework is intended to serve as a political roadmap for ending hostilities and launching negotiations toward a broader, legally binding agreement.
Clearing Mines From Strait Of Hormuz Could Take Weeks
It is unclear how many mines Iran may have laid in the strait
How Many Children Are At Risk From Climate Change Worldwide?
The report estimates that approximately 1.1 billion children live in areas affected by multiple overlapping climate risks, including extreme heat, drought, flooding, cyclones, water scarcity, and other environmental threats.
Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady At Warsh’s First Meeting
The decision, approved unanimously by the Federal Open Market Committee, reflects the central bank’s view that inflation remains elevated relative to its long-term target of 2%.
Why Did Donald Trump Settle His Lawsuit Against Mary Trump?
The lawsuit accused Mary Trump of improperly providing confidential tax and financial records to journalists who worked on the newspaper's 2018 investigation.
GOP Scrambles After Trump Delays Intelligence Nominee Push
Trump said he would not support reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) unless Congress also passed his voter ID proposal, the SAVE AMERICA Act.