Kamala Bombs in Sacramento + Nidal Hasan Execution Date Set

Trump announced construction of the 'largest new shipyard' in the U.S. during a Maryland visit showcasing a $3.7B investment by Anduril Industries for naval fleet strengthening.

Black voters in Michigan dismissed Abdul El-Sayed in videos, with some committed Democrats stating they are a hard no on him amid concerns about his record.

CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott stated the agency knows more about what's crossing U.S. borders than ever before and credited smart border wall technology and new resources with cutting down criminal activity.

Kamala Harris campaigned for CA-6 Democrat Richard Pan in Sacramento Friday, but reporters were barred from the event and the crowd fell dead silent during her signature maniacal laugh.

A 46-year-old Maryland bartender was identified as the woman who stripped naked and touched herself on American Airlines Flight 1779 from Baltimore to Miami on September 11, caught on camera.

Fort Hood jihadist Nidal Hasan's execution by U.S. Army firing squad is officially set for December 3, 2026 at Fort Hood, Texas, after Trump approved Hegseth's recommendation.

The Supreme Court ruled that when Congress strips immigration jurisdiction from judges, that applies to all judges — including progressive activist ones — dealing a blow to open-borders lawfare.

Paramount completed its $81 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, placing CNN, CBS, HBO, and Warner Bros. under the Ellison family, prominent conservative Trump supporters.

U.S. men's national soccer team player Sebastian Berhalter went viral for a dramatic flop after a light tap from Mexico's Mateo Chavez — the U.S. ultimately still defeated Mexico.

Border czar Tom Homan left a CBS journalist visibly speechless on camera by asking a straightforward question about ICE enforcement the reporter could not answer.

Two U.S. soldiers in Washington State sprang into action after a mother crashed her car on the interstate and allegedly stabbed her own children.

Democrats are suing in an effort that critics say would result in higher electric bills for consumers, with National Review arguing they're banking on voters' pain for political gain.

Three Florida counties — Pasco, Hillsborough, and Pinellas — declared states of emergency over a spreading dengue fever outbreak.