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Three times a week, Asghar Hashemi undergoes dialysis treatment at a hospital in northern Tehran. He fears that if power stations are knocked out, as U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened in escalating rhetoric, his life will be in danger.

In his 17th appearance in the Masters, Rory McIlroy finally won the green jacket and reached what he figured would be the pinnacle of his golf career. He has the career Grand Slam. He has an invitation to play in the Masters for as long as he wants.

Colorado quarterback Dominiq Ponder had a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit for driving under the influence when he died in a single-car crash near Boulder, according to the autopsy report from the Boulder County Coroner's Office.

Can the left, its press and members of the Woke Reich podcast bros start loving our country more than they hate President Trump?

The Federal Communications Commission, under Chairman Brendan Carr, is racking up wins for the American people, whether the liberal media cartel acknowledges them or not.

The war with Iran has reached a crisis point for the U.S. economy, and President Trump must act decisively to save it.

When asked on the campaign trail for Virginia's governorship in August, Democrat Abigail Spanberger told Old Dominion voters she had no plans to gerrymander the state.

The parents of a toddler are facing criminal charges after their child was bitten when he put his hand into a wolf exhibit at ZooAmerica in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

Actor James Woods drew a sharp line between Britain's sweeping firearms restrictions and what he called a creeping cultural and security crisis, posting Sunday night on X that the country has gone from surrendering gun rights to "standing on the edge ...

The crew temporarily lost contact with Mission Control as they swung behind the moon without stopping. After they reestablished contact with Mission Control, the astronauts spoke with President Trump.