It should come as no surprise that former President Jimmy Carter has elected to spend his last days, months, or years in the comfort and familiarity of his home town of Plains, Georgia. Jimmy, as he has preferred to be called, was at heart a small-town guy, as I quickly learned when I, along with the fraternity of exhausted souls, covered his campaign during those five grueling years from 1972 to 1976.

AG Garland on Wednesday will face questions form Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee on the anti-Catholic leaked FBI memo and the agency's FACE Act prosecutions against pro-life activists.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was defeated in Monday's mayoral election and failed to qualify for the runoff. Her critics were pleased with the outcome.

The White House repeatedly stated last year that oil companies were sitting on 9,000 unused drilling permits, a figure the administration admitted was inaccurate.

Lori Lightfoot is out as mayor of Chicago.

Anti-war protesters. Audiovisuals. Tough talk on the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party. The House Select Committee on China kicked off its first hearing Tuesday evening with fireworks as it laid out the challenge facing the U.S. in catching up and confronting an aggressive foe in Beijing. “We may call this a ‘strategic competition,’ but...

Earlier this month, Dish Network claimed that a "network outage" was impacting services.

As the cleanup continues from the Feb. 3 train derailment, local healthcare workers are seeing more and more people from the East Palestine area complaining that they don't feel well.

In 2021, only 51% of homicides were solved, according to FBI statistics analyzed by the Murder Accountability Project.