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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's stubborn refusal to lower interest rates -- despite ample evidence calling for such action -- is inflicting serious economic damage on America.

The number of police officers killed in the line of duty has fallen by more than 50% across the nation so far this year, according to a new report.

President Trump lashed out Tuesday at a reporter for asking Attorney General Pam Bondi about Jeffrey Epstein during his Cabinet meeting, accusing the journalist of wasting time by focusing on the late sex trafficker.

Thousands of small children were treated to an old-fashioned slugfest on Tuesday afternoon as the Washington Mystics defeated Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky, 81-79, thanks to a pair of late free throws by the home team's Shakira Austin.

The Trump Media & Technology Group's Truth+ streaming platform is now live with channels such as Newsmax on its international app.

President Trump escalated his criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, accusing him of deception and not dealing in good faith when it comes to ending the three-year war in Ukraine.

Recent federal and state laws are pressuring colleges to become less expensive by slashing underperforming humanities programs.

They brand themselves as visionaries. Builders. Stewards of humanity's progress. However, when Big Tech takes intellectual property without permission, the future pays the price.

When President Trump's post-election stock market rally nearly turned into a bear market, financial commentators speculated about the demise of American exceptionalism.

Caitlin Clark expects to play Wednesday when the Indiana Fever host the Golden State Valkyries after missing the past five games with a left groin injury.