New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd was clinging to life Sunday after an early-morning shooting in Midtown Manhattan left the 29-year-old hospitalized in critical but stable condition at Bellevue, according to police and team officials. The gunfire erupted just after 2 a.m. on West
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Democrats found themselves on the defensive Thursday after amplifying an email from Jeffrey Epstein—perhaps the least credible figure in American public life—to attack President Donald Trump, a messaging choice critics say effectively aligned the party with the disgraced financier’s judgment. The controversy erupted after @TheDemocrats highlighted a 2017 email Epstein sent to former Treasury Secretary
The International Olympic Committee is moving toward a blanket prohibition on transgender
A dramatic surge in Minnesota’s food assistance spending has reignited debate over
The Bay Area in California has long been known for its wacky form of liberalism, one that often places leftwing activism ahead
In 2019, movie critic Sonny Bunch received much attention for claiming that “environmentalists make good movie villains because they want to make
Controversy has erupted after a biologically male transgender swimmer at a New Jersey college broke a women’s school record.
Democrat Senator Chris Coons was left bewildered by a far-left journalist after he was approached on an Amtrak train.
TikTok removed a controversial hashtag after users made viral videos praising Osama bin Laden’s 2002 “Letter to America”.
Eight teens were arrested and charged with murder after beating a fellow teen to death in an after-school bullying incident.
Jacob Chansley, better recognized as the “QAnon Shaman” from the Capitol riot, has stirred the political pot with a recent move.
Democrat Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is the latest member of the president’s own party to criticize his handling of the uncontrolled southern
Former President Trump attacked the GOP’s messaging on abortion, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ campaign responded.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer quietly loosened the Senate’s informal dress code, likely to appease Democrat Senator John Fetterman.
