Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) came out against his party's push for gun control this week, saying that he does not support bills that were recently passed in the House.

On Tuesday, Iowa GOP Senator Charles E. Grassley, the ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, fired off a letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland and the Department of Justice as well as FBI Director Christopher Wray, demanding they follow…

South Carolina state Rep. Cezar McKnight said during an interview on Tuesday night that he has received support from Democrats, Republicans, and even members of the transgender community over legislation he recently introduced that would prohibit transgender…

Democrat President Joe Biden reportedly held a recent secret meeting in the White House with "historians" to discuss how "big" of an agenda he could push

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle admitted that they were not married in secret three days before their public ceremony like they claimed.

After President Joe Biden stumbled repeatedly while mounting the stairs of Air Force One last Friday, the jokes almost wrote themselves.

Of all the bad-faith, smooth-brain takes out there, surely the worst-faith, smoothest-brain one currently trending is: “but I thought cancel culture was

After she tweeted in January 2020 that “just about all” of former President Trump’s followers suffered from a “shared psychosis,” a doctor of psychiatry who taught at Yale University was terminated from teaching there. Now she’s filed a complaint against…

A federal judge on Tuesday openly criticized the U.S. Department of Justice after prosecutors and insiders spoke to various media outlets about the

Vice President Kamala Harris has broken tradition and skipped saluting military guards before boarding Air Force Two.

A clearer picture is emerging, Wednesday, of the man who killed 10 people in a mass shooting at a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado, on Monday, with authorities now saying the man was “known” to federal agents, and with acquaintances and family members telling…

This week, a white man shot to death eight people in Atlanta-area spas, six of them Asian American. According to Atlanta police, the man said he was

Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis repeatedly told a reporter earlier this week that they were "wrong" after he dismantled the journalist's accusation that he unfairly favored a supermarket chain because of a donation to his political committee.

The student government at UCLA passed legislation that will provide council members who are undocumented immigrants a financial stipend. 

A Seattle activist who has called for abolishing the police and prisons has been named the city’s “Homelessness Czar,” a position that will allow him to establish and run the new Regional Homeless Authority for Seattle and surrounding King County.

The North Carolina General Assembly introduced a bill earlier this week that would ban biological males from participating in women's sports at schools.

A New York university education student, who was suspended from his school’s mandatory teaching programs for posting an Instagram video expressing conservative ideology, was reinstated to the program.  On March 17, State University of New York (SUNY) Geneseo’s…

In an announcement on Tuesday, Pfizer Inc. said that it is starting its Phase 1 Study of an oral drug to treat COVID-19.

In an open letter to New York City officials on Tuesday, a group of 250 business leaders asked the city not to raise taxes as it struggles to get back on its feet after over a year of economic hardships from the pandemic.