In a notable departure from party orthodoxy, Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) publicly criticized threats by regulatory officials to revoke broadcast licenses over war coverage, asserting a staunch defense of the First Amendment even as the White House escalates its campaign against critical reporting.
The family of a U.S. airman killed in a recent crash over Iran joins a growing chorus of military families calling for an end to hostilities, as President Trump spends the weekend golfing in Florida. The incident has reignited debates over presidential conduct during wartime.
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman praised his home state of Minnesota for its organized resistance to Trump-era immigration enforcement actions, calling it a profound example of community solidarity.
A social media post containing a man's sensitive personal data, including his Social Security number, has led to criminal charges for a Monroe County woman and raised questions about how confidential court documents were obtained.
A festive celebration in Louisville, Kentucky, ended in tragedy Saturday when a woman in her 50s was fatally injured after falling under a parade float. The incident is under police investigation.
A former Texas substitute teacher and her partner face multiple felony charges, including aggravated sexual assault of a child, after a grand jury indictment. Bond for both was set in the millions following the alleged abuse of a 5-year-old girl.
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of an 18-day-old infant in Westminster. Police are treating the case as a domestic incident and have appealed for witnesses.
A partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security entered its third week Sunday, leaving thousands of workers unpaid. Amid reports of rising terror threats and domestic incidents, Democratic senators deflected blame onto Republicans, who control Congress and the White House, for blocking measures to fund key security agencies.
Outgoing Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw, reflecting on his recent Republican primary loss, pointed to online misinformation as a key factor while discussing Middle East policy and fringe rhetoric within his party on 'Face the Nation.'
A CNN commentator's critique of U.S. defense expenditures versus domestic healthcare shortfalls has resonated widely online, highlighting a persistent policy tension.
Major U.S. airports experienced severe security line delays over the weekend as Transportation Security Administration officers, now missing their first full paychecks amid a Department of Homeland Security funding impasse, continued working without compensation. The situation highlights growing strains on essential federal workers and travel infrastructure.
Peter Thiel, the venture capitalist known for his support of Donald Trump and unorthodox Christian views, has brought a private lecture series on the Antichrist to Rome, sparking debate and denials from local Catholic institutions.
Fairfax County parents raise safety concerns following the arrest of an 18-year-old student on multiple assault charges, as the case reignites debates over school notification protocols and immigration enforcement.
A passenger's vape pen caught fire on a domestic Australian flight, forcing the crew to declare an urgency situation and leading to emergency services being placed on standby for the aircraft's arrival in Melbourne.
In a revealing interview, Rep. Greg Landsman (D-OH), one of the few Democrats to initially back military action against Iran, defended the strikes' strategic goal but sharply criticized the Trump administration's chaotic rollout and rhetoric, calling for a swift de-escalation.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani addressed controversy over his wife's illustration for a book by author Susan Abulhawa, whose inflammatory comments about Israel and Jews have drawn sharp criticism. Mamdani condemned the rhetoric while asserting his wife had no prior knowledge of the author's views.
A former top U.S. military official asserts that American forces have the capability to seize or blockade Iran's primary oil export terminal on Kharg Island, a move that could strangle Tehran's economy amid ongoing regional tensions.
A 14-year-old Cheyenne boy faces first-degree murder charges after allegedly shooting his mother during an argument, revealing a troubled history of mental health struggles and prior conflicts.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly dismissed AI-fueled rumors of his death in a social media video, using dark humor to debunk conspiracy theories while reaffirming military resolve against Iran and Hezbollah.
A Northern Ireland farmer is reeling after discovering thirteen of his lambs dead with their necks broken in what police describe as a deliberate and shocking act. The incident has sent shockwaves through the rural community of Rostrevor.
