WILMERDING, Pennsylvania — By July of this year, the last man on the job here at the Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies Corporation will, in all likelihood, turn around as he reaches the threshold of the same front door hundreds of thousands of workers have passed through since the 1890s. For the last time, he will look out over the 300,000-square-foot plant that has provided this country with so much technology and innovation for nearly 140 years, and he will think about the men and women who went before, and then turn out the lights for the last time.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price in California is facing a recall because, like her fellow criminal justice reform-supporting colleagues, she is an anti-police activist using her position to help criminals, not prosecute them.

Former Harvard President Claudine Gay’s resignation has made many liberals, Democrats, socialists, and communists quite upset.

In hindsight, Claudine Gay's disastrous tenure as Harvard's shortest-ever serving president seemed doomed from the start. Given her wafer-thin academic records of zero books and a mere 11 journal articles to her name, it is more than obvious that Harvard elevated Gay due not just to her demography as a black woman but rather to her zealotry to the progressive religion that requires she never shuts up about it. After all, only a diversity, equity, and inclusion automaton could be both so uncreative as to rely on plagiarism in her academic record and unable to agree that calls to genocide the Jews are, yes, actually bad.

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) railed against the White House's criticism of Republicans handling of the border situation, calling the remarks a "joke" and "beneath," the White House. White House spokesperson Andrew Bates on Wednesday accused Republicans of exacerbating the crisis at the southern border, ahead of a group of House Republicans' trip to the southern...

A man attacked a Las Vegas judge in her courtroom Wednesday, forcing her to take cover and injuring a marshal in the process, video shows.

The Air Force has found the flight voice and data recorder commonly known as the black box from the deadly CV-22B Osprey crash off the coast of Japan in November, the service revealed Wednesday. The piece of equipment is a major find for the Air Force, as it could give investigators a view into what caused the accident that killed all eight airmen aboard. The black box “will be transported to laboratories for...