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If there is one leader on the global stage who can partner with President-elect Trump to achieve lasting geopolitical stability, it is Saudi Arabia's visionary, astute, and forward-thinking Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman. From the challenge of ...

In just over a month, Karoline Leavitt will become the 37th White House press secretary and hold her first briefing.

The holidays are supposed to be filled with joy and celebration. But for 20% of Americans, this time of year also brings a cloud of anxiety that many struggle to shake.

For weeks now, drones have been spotted making mysterious flights over spots on the East Coast. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says, "We are on it." That's about as comforting as watching President Biden navigate beach sand. Or stairs ...

New Orleans can be a rough town. You can run into a wave of ugliness walking down Bourbon Street at night, but step into the right club and you'll find a singer that will hit those special notes to save the evening. That was Jayden Daniels on Sunday ...

To Americans, the headlines may be shocking: All over Europe, people are being arrested, prosecuted, fined and even jailed for their social media posts.

Every small-business owner dreams of growth and success, but rising costs and persistent inflation have made that path far more difficult.

According to northjersey.com, the initial reports of the current drone sightings emerged in Morris County the week before Thanksgiving.

While the U.S. no longer holds the industrial manufacturing advantage that prevailed in World War II, we lead the world in digital innovation -- for now. We must not lose this edge.

With apologies to Shakespeare's Queen Gertrude in "Hamlet": The congressman doth protest too much, methinks.