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Ahead of the midterm elections, Democrats have rediscovered a message they abandoned for a decade: They actually care about the future of blue-collar workers.

Billy Horschel was optimistic as ever in January to start his 16th year on the PGA Tour. He chose not to add a few tournaments late in 2025 when returning from hip surgery, and that probably cost him a sure spot in the Masters because he fell out of ...

In the race to gain ground in Artificial Intelligence and national security, China banned AI chatbots for its children, and even restricted them for adults, a move that should not shock anyone paying attention.

These socialists, these DSA-ers, these communists are seeing some success and are unseating longtime, long-standing, long-serving entrenched Democrat Party loyalists. That has the entrenched worried.

The mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani, a major American government official, is espousing rhetoric that echoes the past pattern of dehumanizing Jews.

The most important security development in East Asia this year did not involve an aircraft carrier, a missile test or another Chinese military exercise around Taiwan. It involved two white-hulled coast guard vessels.

In roughly 24 hours, the Spanish Interior Ministry estimated that about 50,000 migrants crossed illegally from Morocco into Ceuta by land and sea.

Just days after the United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding to open the Strait of Hormuz, Iran announced it was closing the oil gateway once again.

Liberal women spent decades fighting for sexual equality. Now they seem determined to destroy women's sports in the name of a spurious transgender equality.

The Trump administration has announced that a "deal" has been reached between the terrorist group Hamas, which has occupied the Gaza Strip for years, and Israel that will lead to Hamas' disarmament.