Jennings has spent the last week posing as an attack dog for the White House after Trump's top aide, Natalie Harp, got caught in a media storm.

Washington Examiner’s Tiana Lowe Doescher talked about personal data collection for price discrimination following a newly released FTC enforcement action.

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt confirmed that a suspect was arrested in Romania on suspicion of espionage and carrying out a violent act.

Democrats turned a Blair County loss into the blueprint for a stunning special-election upset in deep-red Butler County.

The number of American troops injured in the Middle East since the start of the U.S.-Iran war has now eclipsed 750.

Sen. Tim Sheehy and Rep. Troy Downing criticized Trump's plan, arguing that Montana cattle producers could be forced to absorb the costs.

The Pennsylvania governor said the website would provide a mechanism to help him “stop bad-faith developers who try to bully their way into our communities." ...

A Texas appeals court has reduced a $50 million judgment against Alex Jones for falsely claiming the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a staged hoax to $1.5 million. The ruling stems from ...

The Washington Examiner's Joe Concha slammed the Seattle Times for rejecting a column about women’s sports amid controversy surrounding Sophie Cunningham.

Sanford said he based his decision on his concerns regarding federal government spending, the national debt, and the resulting deficits.

A man leaned into the Star Wars villain’s persona during a San Diego meeting, touting the virtues of Flock camers in a satirical monologue.

The Spanish territory of Ceuta remains in chaos as authorities are unable to manage the thousands of migrants who remain illegally.