Abdul el Sayed has distanced himself from streamer Hasan Piker in several ways, but the Senate candidate has not completely disavowed Piker nor his support.

The University of Washington is considering tougher student conduct measures after more than two years of chaotic Gaza war-inspired protests.

Usha Vance said JD Vance’s aunt has become “like a second mother” to her and that she would have “loved” to meet his grandparents.

Graham Platner, who suspended his campaign, has until 5 p.m. on Tuesday to register as a write-in option for the general election.

For years, Russia has all but run a terrorist campaign on U.K. soil. London's increased support for Kyiv, while angering Moscow, is more than fair.

Judge Laura Provinzino wants grand jury materials to help her make a determination on whether grounds exist to toss the case against Lemon.

Rick Jackson told a supporter at an August rally that Brian Kemp will use the National Guard to help watch over the 2026 elections.

The judge in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial denied a motion for mistrial but reprimanded the prosecution over comments about Catholicism.

It's striking that a Republican vice president would invoke Long when discussing the Trump administration's efforts to help working-class Americans.

At a time when there are more people in journalism schools than there are journalists, the decision is emblematic of the destruction that unions can cause.

Street safety and bike lanes are not a culture war. Infrastructure prevents traffic deaths, boosts economies, and secures freedom.

Microsoft's AI harness strategy uses bundling and vendor lock-in, posing a false choice that restricts open enterprise innovation.