In a move to strengthen diplomatic representation abroad, the U.S. Senate has confirmed three prominent business figures as ambassadors to major allied countries—the United Kingdom, Turkey, and Italy. […]

A county district attorney in Georgia has been ordered to pay over $54,000 in legal fees for violating the state’s Open Records Act. The issue arose when the […]

At a recent media forum moderated by a prominent journalist, a government press secretary defended the administration’s comprehensive overhaul of press-pool protocols and credentialing procedures. Framing the changes […]

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a case challenging the constitutionality of college bias response teams, leaving the issue unresolved. The case, brought by a student […]

At the funeral of Pope Francis on April 26, one guest drew significant attention—not for their words, but for their wardrobe. Among the many attendees dressed in dark, […]

Two foreign individuals who unlawfully voted in the 2024 presidential election are now in federal detention, following efforts by U.S. government agencies focused on immigration and election law […]

Devin Nunes, former chair of the House Intelligence Committee and current CEO of Truth Social, voiced strong support over the weekend for national security expert Kash Patel, who […]

A judge is threatening to halt court proceedings in protest of the arrest of a colleague last week, according to reports. The judge made it clear in an […]