In the wake of Pope Francis' passing on Easter Monday, the Catholic Church will begin the process of selecting the next Bishop of Rome.

Behind the number of victims of the Holocaust and Nazi persecution are people whose hopes and dreams were destroyed. Learn about the toll of Nazi policies.

Tulsi bard has taken decisive action by referring two intelligence officials to the Justice Department for alleged classified leaks, signaling a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle over national security transparency.

In a fiery on-air confrontation, Jesse Watters dismantles Jessica Tarlov's defense of an alleged MS-13 member, exposing the Democrats' hypocrisy surrounding immigration and criminal justice. This exchange highlights the intense political divide.

The British government is just weeks away from approving experiments aimed at dimming sunlight in a bid to combat so-called climate change.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison's lawsuit against the Trump administration over transgender athlete policies raises crucial questions about state rights and federal authority in the ongoing culture war.

The Tennessee Star reveals troubling connections as Kilmar Abrego Garcia drives a van owned by an illegal alien implicated in human trafficking, raising urgent questions about immigration enforcement and public safety.

Senator Dick Durbin's unexpected retirement announcement marks a significant shift in the political landscape, raising questions about the future of Democratic leadership in Illinois.

In a bold legal maneuver, President Trump targets the DNC's prominent law firm, Perkins Coie, alleging misconduct and bias from the presiding judge. His explosive statements raise questions about judicial integrity and political influence.

In a heated exchange, Jennifer Welch accuses Rahm Emanuel of underestimating the Democratic focus on "trans" issues, claiming that MAGA's obsession with genital politics overshadows critical concerns. This clash reveals deep ideological divides.

Sweden's alarming surge in murder rates, now surpassing that of El Salvador, underscores the harsh realities of unchecked migration policies. This crisis has prompted over half of older Swedes to consider leaving their homeland.

Wayne Allyn Root poses a provocative question about the motivations of Democrat politicians and judges regarding illegal immigration, revealing a narrative of betrayal towards American citizens that challenges the status quo.

President Trump addressed the anticipated release of the Epstein documents, emphasizing his commitment to transparency while facing skepticism from conservatives regarding the Attorney General's effectiveness. Tensions are rising within the Republican base.

In a fiery exchange, Natalie Winters confronts CNN's Donie O'Sullivan over her credentials, delivering a powerful critique of legacy media failures. Her sharp rebuttal highlights the rising influence of new media voices.

Volodymyr Zelensky has rejected the peace deal framework of freezing the lines of the conflict and recognising Crimea as Russian territory.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reportedly considering removing the coronavirus vaccine from the government's official childhood vaccine schedule.

Jordan has announced a sweeping ban on the Muslim Brotherhood that could include shutting down the country’s largest opposition party, after

Attorney General Pam Bondi issue a memorandum aimed at preventing the mutilation of children in the United States.

The NCAA passed rules on Monday allowing colleges to pay student athletes, breaking decades of precedent.