The U.S. has extradited an Iranian national from Panama to face charges in Seattle tied to a scheme to funnel military sonar parts through China to Iran in violation of...
Kash Patel has filed a defamation suit in D.C. federal court against The Atlantic and reporter Sarah Fitzpatrick, accusing them of publishing a malicious, anonymously...
This article outlines the resignation of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer amid an Office of Inspector General probe and related civil complaints, the departures of...
The New York Mets are floundering through their worst April stretch in franchise history, sitting near the bottom of the league while pundits and politicos trace the...
The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights chief, Harmeet Dhillon, says the voter rolls are riddled with problems, including hundreds of thousands of deceased names and...
The latest reporting on Iran’s highly enriched uranium confirms what many on the right have argued: the nuclear threat was real, decisive action was necessary, and...
Steve Hilton, a Republican running for California governor, is campaigning on the state’s failures under long-term Democratic control and pushing voters to focus...
California’s new AB 1674 is being sold as a fix for food deserts, but it’s really a play for more state control over local land use, driven by advocacy groups and...
The Gary Tin Mill is coming back online at U.S. Steel’s Gary Works, bringing 225 jobs and a boost to American manufacturing; this piece explains what the restart means...
Swalwell Not the First – House Committee Has Long History of Investigating Members’ Bad Behavior AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite In light of the recent serious...