Chinese women continue traveling to the U.S. Pacific island of Saipan to secure American citizenship for their newborns, despite tighter entry rules and a sharp decline in the practice, according to a Telegraph report examining the businesses arranging the trips and local concerns about
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Pope Leo XIV used a four-day visit to France to criticize abortion, euthanasia and surrogacy while defending the role of Catholic schools and religious voices in public life. The Sept. 25–28 trip comes as France grapples with two major changes: President Emmanuel Macron’s government added abortion to the Constitution in 2024, and the country recently
Rep. Robert Garcia, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, says
In sad news, James “Jim” Copenhaver, who was shot during the July
Rep. Delia Ramirez, D-Ill., drew criticism Wednesday after delivering part of her proposal to abolish the
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claims it obtained sensitive personal information belonging to nearly every current and
Michigan’s Republican nominee for secretary of state says local election offices are being flooded with questionable
President Donald Trump’s effort to limit American involvement in Yemen faces a growing test as Iranian-backed
Another scam has been uncovered by the Department of Justice. Federal investigators have dismantled a years-long South Florida diploma-mill network that sold thousands of fraudulent nursing credentials, allowing
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President Donald Trump said Friday he is barring CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House over what he called years of false reporting about his administration,
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States where teachers unions wield greater political influence have adopted fewer evidence-based early literacy policies and generally post weaker student reading results, according to a new analysis from
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Once ranked among the lowest-performing states in the nation, Mississippi’s public education system has undergone a striking transformation—an outcome Governor Tate Reeves
Authorities detained an individual early Monday after reports of property damage at the private residence of Vice President JD Vance in Cincinnati’s
After an initial explosion of signups and engagement, Meta’s Threads app has largely stalled.
The Republicans are willing to play hardball against the Democrats. The Trump administration is preparing to launch widespread layoffs of federal employees
In just six months, President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown has helped drive the largest drop in America’s foreign-born population in decades —
On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to review a case questioning whether bias response teams on college campuses infringe upon students’ First
Senior Iranian officials moved Thursday to project unity after Donald Trump publicly questioned the coherence of leadership within the Islamic Republic, prompting
The Supreme Court on Monday night moved to immediately finalize its decision striking down Louisiana’s congressional map, clearing the way for state
A member of The Squad has begun preparations to undermine Donald Trump’s national security team. Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota plans to
Senior officials within the Department of Justice have engaged in discussions with federal prosecutors in Manhattan regarding the possibility of dropping a
