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With the midterm elections less than four weeks away, there's a bit of a 2028 shadow campaign going on that includes a prominent Democrat warning his party to back off the liberal jargon.

The U.S. Army's largest annual convention kicks off Monday amid near-unprecedented turmoil atop the military's largest service and deep-seated tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's office, according to defense analysts and sources familiar ...

Actress ELLEN BARKIN wrote "Burn ICE to the ground" on X on Friday, responding to a reporter's post about the shooting of a man by a federal immigration agent in NYC.

A Montgomery County cop responded to a residence and helped remove a snake from under a bed. The homeowner had called police after being informed that animal control would be unavailable until the next day.

Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. doesn't just defend the Constitution; he also defends the diamond.

For Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the drug-related deaths of two college students in Mississippi triggered his personal memories of a relative involved with synthetic drugs.

Actor DANNY TREJO broke his silence Friday about his role in a new Daily Wire movie: "I am a proud Mexican who has always been and will always be a supporter of my community. I am also obviously pro-immigrant. I am not pro-ICE."

Thieves stole about 30,000 bottles of some of Italy's most prized wines worth an estimated 5 million euros ($5.8 million) from a winery in Tuscany, in what the producer described Friday as the country's largest wine theft on record.

Two regional officials say the airport in the Saudi capital has been attacked again.

OpenAI said on Friday that it fired three safety researchers for a "breach of trust," defending the dismissals after the trio accused the company of putting its corporate interests before safety as the reason for removing them.