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Michele Tafoya says Minnesota needs political outsider 'with a spine' in Republican Senate bid
Former NBC sportscaster Michele Tafoya launches Republican Senate bid, claiming Minnesota needs outsider leadership to tackle crime and corruption issues.
Oklahoma man charged with threatening to kill ICE agents, MAGA Republicans online
An Oklahoma man federally charged with allegedly threatening to kill ICE agents and politicians in YouTube comments faces up to five years in prison.
Supreme Court appears ready to keep Lisa Cook on Federal Reserve board despite Trump efforts to fire her
Supreme Court appeared ready to deal Trump a major setback as justices showed strong support for keeping Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook in her position.
Florida maniac attacks child with knife at school bus stop days after jail release, police say
A Florida man released from jail days earlier allegedly attacked a child at a school bus stop with a knife before being restrained by brave bystanders.
Ted Cruz’s 2026 game plan: Lose weight, skip the drinks, read the Bible daily
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Ted Cruz has three New Year’s resolutions— and he’s making it his 2026 mission to stick to them.
CNN guest apologizes after falsely claiming Trump was part of ‘human sex trafficking network’
Cameron Kasky apologized on Tuesday for falsely claiming live on CNN that President Donald Trump was part of a "human sex trafficking network."
Fired under Trump, former military officers launch Democratic bids for Congress
Two military officers forced out under Trump launch Democratic congressional bids. Bree Fram launched a House bid in Virginia and Nancy Lacore launched a House...
Bills quarterback's wife pens heartfelt social media post to fired coach Sean McDermott's family
Buffalo Bills backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky's wife, Hillary, posted a heartfelt message after the Sean McDermott firing, citing her appreciation for him and...
Trump says framework of 'future deal' on Greenland reached after NATO talks as tariffs put on hold
President Donald Trump announced he is halting planned tariffs on after "a very productive meeting" with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Wednesday.
Rand Paul says personal experience with YouTube and Google changed his mind about platform liability
Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky explained in an opinion piece that he changed his thinking about liability for content hosting platforms.
Trump cites Minnesota fraud cases to warn against migration from ‘failed’ societies
President Donald Trump said fraud investigations in Minnesota show why the West cannot allow mass migration from 'failed' societies.
2 hikers in Olympic National Forest killed after tree falls on popular trail
Two hikers tragically killed when dead tree fell on popular Lena Lake trail in Olympic National Forest. Third hiker survived the deadly incident.