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In an exclusive book excerpt, Sen. John Kennedy criticizes how journalists abandoned objectivity while covering Trump and the unsubstantiated Russia collusion claims.

I'm still stunned by the unprecedented scale of Hamas' savagery as we remember the October 7 terror attacks two years later.

Antifa protesters surround ICE facilities in Portland, Oregon to block deportations, prompting comparisons to historical conflicts over federal law enforcement.

Arkansas pilots the 10:33 Initiative under Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, connecting welfare recipients with community advocates to transition from government dependency to careers.

Young Americans struggle to achieve homeownership as housing costs soar, but some policy solutions and student loan reform could restore the American Dream.

The Biden administration under Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg tripled airline regulations, while the Trump administration under DOT Secretary Sean Duffy plans deregulation.

Billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos invest billions in AI and robotics that could eliminate millions of jobs while increasing corporate profits at workers' expense.

Peacock's new show 'The Paper' serves as a spinoff to 'The Office,' set in a Scranton newspaper owned by the corporation that bought Dunder Mifflin.

A new Gallup poll shows 53% of Americans now view moderate drinking as harmful to health, with young adults leading a significant shift away from alcohol consumption.

As AI drives layoffs at companies like Lufthansa Airlines and JPMorgan Chase, workers can navigate career transitions by identifying their transferable Working Genius skills.