Putin's proposed three-day ceasefire is a farce intended to protect Moscow from Ukrainian attacks during Victory Day Parade, while Ukraine continues to suffer from Russian drone and missile strikes.

In today’s issue: President Trump is pleading with Americans for more time to prove the U.S. economy’s moribund performance since January is the work of his predecessor. “Things are happening that are amazing, but I would not say it if it weren’t fact,” the president assured members of his Cabinet on Wednesday during a two-hour...

After President Trump’s first nominee to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) failed to gain traction with Senate Republicans, he turned to Susan Monarez, a career federal health official who has been leading the agency in an acting capacity since January. Former colleagues told The Hill that Monarez is an effective leader...

School choice advocates rally as the Supreme Court hears St. Isidore, a case that could allow public funds for religious charter schools—raising church and state concerns.

A pro-Trump legal nonprofit has filed an official complaint with the Department of Health and Human Services calling for an investigation into DEI practices at a prominent Midwest hospital system.

Former intelligence office and Air Force Major Kacy Dixon tells her story about her separation from the military after defying Biden's vaccine mandate.

Hunter Biden moved to dismiss his 2023 lawsuit against the IRS, as two whistleblowers say that "tells you everything you need to know."

Former Vice President Kamala Harris digressed with a story about elephants in an earthquake during her first public address after losing the 2024 presidential election.

Lawmakers in both chambers are pushing assault weapons ban legislation, though the proposal will most likely fail to advance through either Republican-controlled congressional chamber.

Elon Musk saved the U.S. taxpayer more than $160 million during his first three months getting the Department of Government Efficiency off the ground—but he also enjoyed midnight snacks of ice cream from the White House kitchen, a “comically tiny office" and a friendship with President Donald Trump.