Habitual Felon Rampage Rocks Charlotte
Police say a convicted felon accused of shooting a Charlotte officer was already a habitual offender, then racked up nearly 200 new charges with...
Lawmakers Push FBI Probe Into Hanging Deaths
After several hangings of Black Americans drew national attention, lawmakers demanded federal reviews while critics pushed back with suicide rulings and one confirmed homicide...
Charlie Kirk Statue Unveiled One Year Later
Turning Point USA unveiled an 8-foot bronze statue of Charlie Kirk one year after he was assassinated, turning grief into a public test of...
Foreign Influence Flags Hit Top Insider
Fresh reports tying Elaine Chao to China-linked advisory posts while she served in the U.S. Cabinet have reignited urgent questions about foreign influence reaching...
Classified Evidence Triggers Silent Deportation
In a first-of-its-kind ruling, a secretive federal tribunal ordered the deportation of a Texas green-card holder based on evidence the public—and even some defense...
25 Years Later: Threats Not Done
At the Pentagon’s 25th anniversary observance of 9/11, Secretary Pete Hegseth declared that “evil did not get the last word,” honoring the fallen and...
Arlington Removes More Than A Statue
Arlington National Cemetery quietly deleted language criticizing the Confederate Memorial while advancing plans to display the statue again on Army-managed grounds—shifting the government’s tone...
New America Tease Sets Crowd Roaring
President Trump celebrated “Lake America” and the “Gulf of America” while teasing “New America,” turning map names into a statement of national pride backed...
What City Hall Knew After 9/11
A long-hidden 2001 City Hall memo warned of tens of thousands of legal claims over toxic exposure after 9/11—while officials publicly pushed a return...
Congress Grills LA — Missing Millions?
Congress ordered Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to testify about homelessness funds after federal officials suspended the city’s lead agency over alleged mismanagement, thrusting...
