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What we have seen in Minneapolis was predictable, and we saw it in several cities in 2020.

The Kremlin has not confirmed whether it agreed to the halt in fighting or not.

A city law goes beyond the traditional Fair Housing Act parameters to label 'sexual or affectional orientation' as a protected class.

The establishment of a duty not to be burdensome in a society with legal suicide and our upside-down demographics is a recipe for mass murder.

The January 13 video shows Pretti screaming expletives and kicking the taillight out of a law-enforcement vehicle.

Though it's not always in the headlines, we're seeing a disturbing outbreak of political violence and civil unrest.

If Tim Walz knew his history, he'd see clearly that he's adopting the rhetoric and posture of the S.C. governor who precipitated the crisis of secession.

Smithfield Foods purchased Nathan's for $450 million in cash.

Zohran Mamdani's appeal to what may be the hoariest gambit in the politicians' playbook suggests he's not even an especially innovative thinker.

Some Democratic operatives are cautioning candidates to resist the temptation to call for sweeping change to the immigration system.