There’s really no bottom. The political machine behind the late Rep. Gerry Connolly is under fire after supporters received fundraising emails from his campaign weeks after the Virginia Democrat’s death—raising fresh concerns about ethics, transparency, and backroom succession schemes. Kamran Fareedi, a former FBI
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In a move without precedent, the federal Bureau of Prisons has appointed a man once incarcerated within its system to serve as its new deputy director. Joshua J. Smith, a Tennessee entrepreneur and national advocate for prison reform, was named second-in-command this week, making him the highest-ranking formerly incarcerated person in the agency’s history. Smith,
The Trump administration is moving swiftly to expand refugee resettlement for Afrikaners
In a shocking testimony, a former Secret Service agent assigned to President
As President Joe Biden’s term nears its conclusion, data from the Federal Reserve’s Economic Data (FRED) highlights a significant gap in employment
Two Chicago aldermen have introduced a proposal to modify the city’s sanctuary law, arguing that the changes would enhance public safety by
An arson suspect was arrested Thursday evening in Woodland Hills as firefighters worked to contain the rapidly growing Kenneth Fire, which has
As Los Angeles continues to burn, every single botique obsession over social issues that California liberals have focused on, from DEI to
Chen Jinping, a 60-year-old resident of New York City, has pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiring to act as an unregistered
Trump’s victory is complete. In a significant and solemn moment, Vice President Kamala Harris presided over the official certification of her defeat
It’s been a while since a corporation showed the public that it had no sense of right or wrong, but Allstate, the
In a significant environmental move, the Biden administration has announced plans to prohibit oil and gas leasing across 264,000 acres of Nevada’s
Joe Biden spent nearly a quarter of his final year in office away from the White House, with much of that time
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, terror struck New Orleans’ iconic Bourbon Street as a man deliberately drove a pickup truck
