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One of Donald Trump's most supportive news personalities wants the president to know that many Americans are hurting financially.
In Oregon, a ballot initiative in November would ban hunting and fishing if it passes, but it’s questionable if the controversial measure will succeed.
Pope Leo XIV has published his first encyclical, a massive treatise on artificial intelligence. Even some Protestant intellectuals think it's worth a read.
A defender of women's sports and spaces says the federal and state governments aren't doing enough to ensure females have equal opportunities.
A child who learns that the entire world must immediately accommodate his impulses does not magically become a considerate adult.
By the end of 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice had charged 265 individuals with fraud, worth an alleged $15 billion in health care alone, and they had secured 235 convictions, either through guilty pleas or trials.
An education watchdog is weighing in on the new antisemitism law in Missouri.
U.S. pressure for Israel to end its attacks against Hezbollah has left Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a difficult position, Chris Mitchell, the Middle East Bureau Chief for the Christian Broadcasting Network said on “Washington Watch” Monday.
The governor of Arkansas is being praised for a family-focused proclamation that is challenging “Pride Month” and the rainbow-worshipping culture.
A California based political analyst believes that gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton and Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt are the Republican candidates to vote for.
