A woman twice showed up uninvited at Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff's $8 million Malibu home, prompting security to call the sheriff late Friday evening.
“Russia’s transformation into China’s vassal” is “harmful to Beijing’s interests,” argues Alexander J. Motyl at The Hill. First, “Putin’s increasingly precarious political condition does...
President Joe Biden’s war on domestic energy and his foreign-policy fumbling are getting set to slam everyday Americans yet again with renewed inflation.
Chicago will choose its next mayor on Tuesday, and the two candidates are making their closing pitches. Paul Vallas has been focused on crime. Brandon Johnson is making an appeal to racism.
Palm Sunday is the first day of Holy Week in Christianity, the last week of Lent, and commemorates Jesus Christ's entering the city of Jerusalem. The holiday's name comes from the palm branches people waved and laid in his path to greet him.
Riley Gaines, a Division I swimmer who competed against transgender swimming celebrity Lia Thomas, went viral last week when asking a University of Pittsburgh anthropology professor a simple question: "If you were to dig up a human, two humans, 100 years from now, both man and woman, could you tell the difference, strictly off of bones?"
The arrival of Donald Trump in Manhattan on Monday, followed by his arraignment in a city court on Tuesday, poses special challenges for the U.S. Secret Service.
Liberals are suddenly discovering that the United Nations might just be a corrupt, pro-authoritarian organization. Maybe now we can all agree that it doesn’t deserve U.S. funding.
Losing an election on Sunday and thus set to depart office, Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin deserves American salutations. Her tenure ends with Finland set to join NATO on Tuesday. Marin has established herself as one of America's most reliable European allies.
While the Obama administration and its allies last decade waged an all-out war on the conscience rights and the free exercise of religion, Arkansas’s legislature stepped up to pass the Conscience Protection Act.
On March 28, the International Olympic Committee made a proposal to allow Russian athletes to compete in the Paris Olympics under a neutral flag as long as they did not explicitly support the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In view of past strong objections to its proposal, the committee offered to establish a screening panel, which would determine compliance and exclude those associated with the military.
The Washington Post, as of Monday morning, has four articles on its website about the child pornography arrest of Patrick Wojahn, the mayor of College Park, Maryland. Wojahn resigned in disgrace last month.
