While the news may be at least a brief reprieve for those seeking some good news on the legal front as it relates to reproductive rights, this decision just seems like a set-up.  

Former President Trump’s conviction in the hush money case could turn some independent voters away from him, a new poll found. The Politico/Ipsos poll found that 21 percent of independents said they are less likely to vote for Trump after the conviction, adding that the guilty verdict in Trump’s hush money case is very important to...

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy is pushing to require a warning label on social media platforms to advise users that social media has been connected to mental health risks for adolescents. Murthy in an opinion piece for The New York Times called for a surgeon general’s warning label to be placed on social media platforms, similar to...

The massive, ill-advised push by climate alarmists to transition almost overnight to "green" energy is incompatible with the huge amount of electricity AI will require.

It’s just so weird when the press decides to relax its standards selectively. Well, not really.

Amid a presidential election described as a “coin-toss,” political analysts are assessing the heft of incumbency. Tuesday’s GOP primaries in Virginia, red state Oklahoma and Georgia could offer revealing clues. Republican voters in Virginia could opt to replace House Freedom Caucus chair Rep. Bob Good, first elected in 2020, whose primary challenger, state Sen. John McGuire, has been endorsed by...

The Biden campaign released a new ad Monday as part of a $50 million ad blitz ahead of the first presidential debate this month, highlighting former President Trump's conviction.

Nikki Haley, former President Trump's former campaign challenger, announced the death of her father, Ajit Singh Randhawa, on Father's Day.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore plans to pardon 175,000 Marijuana convictions with an executive order on Monday, arguing it will help 'black and brown' residents.

The Biden campaign on Monday launched a battleground state ad that lambasts former President Trump as a “convicted criminal,” highlighting his numerous legal problems and his recent felony conviction in New York. The ad, titled “Character Matters,” will run on general market television across battleground states and on national cable. It is part of a...