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The Democratic nominee for Wisconsin secretary of state says her "number one priority" is to see the next governor sign a law granting driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants, a policy the office she is seeking does not control.

Brig. Gen. Steven P. Carpenter, commanding general of Multi-Domain Command Europe, joins the Threat Status podcast at AUSA to discuss how NATO would fight Russia and what Europe must do to build up its forces ...

Ukraine is caught between the White House and Congress after the military version of Elon Musk's Starlink system saw a temporary dip in data speeds for the critical communications platform.

Authorities in the Las Vegas area announced Thursday the identity of a man found in a barrel in Lake Mead in May 2022, dead from a gunshot to the head.

The White House has invoked executive privilege to shield certain records of President Trump's communications from being shared with Rep. Joyce Beatty as part of her legal challenge against plans to close the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing ...

Comedian JERRY SEINFELD turned a protest at his Chicago performance into part of the act, dancing across the stage and joking about being a "racist" as security removed demonstrators from the Chicago Theatre.

The Article III Project, run by Trump ally Mike Davis, has plans to release a digital ad a day until the Nov. 3 election warning voters of a "red-green alliance" between communist and Islamic sympathizers taking over the Democratic Party.

Tobey Maguire's ex-wife says that having him officiate her recent wedding was "a little unconventional, but so perfectly us."

The administration at Montgomery Blair High School has removed most of the mirrors in the school's bathrooms to deter students from congregating at them.

White House responds to KIMMEL after he makes fun of new press sec. Katie Zacharia: "Jimmy Kimmel is a no-talent loser who has beclowned himself with tanking ratings and by spewing disgusting lies to his dwindling audience."