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A pair of protesters were ejected from President Trump's rally in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, including one wearing a t-shirt proclaiming "Kill Your Local Pedophile."

Border Patrol rescues of migrants have plunged from more than 100 a day in 2023 to fewer than four a day now. Here's what's driving the drop -- and what it means for cartels.

President Trump traveled to deep-red South Carolina to make the case for Sen. Darline Graham, saying that electing her to the Senate is critical to stopping Democrats' progressive agenda.

A New Jersey teen has dropped her lawsuit against the owners of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube that alleged the social media platforms try to get users addicted and caused her a mental health crisis.

The Trump administration is moving to do away with the American Bar Association's accreditation of law schools, taking a new step to escalate conservatives' beef with the left-leaning legal group.

The Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants have been pulled from The CW just a week before they were scheduled to broadcast, after the two sides said they could not finalize the production terms needed to keep the telecasts on the network. Neither side ...

Actor Mark Ruffalo accused the Ellison family and Oracle of complicity in what he called a "genocide" against Palestinians, tying the accusation to his ongoing opposition to Paramount Skydance's pending acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

China's army is improving attack helicopter skills against U.S. missile defenses and ground vehicles, and recently practiced live-fire missile strikes against mockups of Patriot anti-missile launchers and Army Humvees, according to an Army think tank ...

Family members of Chuck Brown, the "godfather" of the District's go-go sound, say they no longer support the city's annual Chuck Brown Day.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Haden was found dead in a San Diego federal building, authorities said Thursday.