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Two House races take center stage as conservative PAC launches multimillion-dollar Big Tech push
Defending Our Values PAC backs Rhett Marques and Scott Singer in crowded Republican primaries it sees as critical to preserving the GOP House majority.
Forget the mojito: Experts say Ernest Hemingway's signature drink was likely something else
Ernest Hemingway scholars say the author's famous mojito connection is more myth than reality, pointing to daiquiris, scotch and the Papa Doble instead.
'America's Most Wanted' fugitive laid blueprint for vanishing before 20-year escape: affidavit
Ronald Fischer emailed his attorney, canceled a London flight and studied identity-change literature in the days before vanishing during his 2005 trial, accordi...
World Cup chaos avoided by Trump moves he didn’t make, ‘equally as important’ as actions taken: travel exec
The U.S. Travel Association credited Trump for policies enacted, but also that he avoided, which helped the 2026 World Cup become a tourism and diplomacy win.
MORNING GLORY: America is winning its battle with Iran. It’s only a matter of time
Iran's nuclear program lies in ruins and its economy collapses, but the question remains when IRGC leader Ahmad Vahidi will accept the reality of defeat.
MIKE PENCE: Here's where we should look for the leadership America needs now more than ever
Ed Feulner's legacy as Heritage Foundation founding president offers a blueprint for today's conservative movement challenges one year after his passing.
Trump’s GOP clout faces Arizona test with House majority, governor’s race at stake
Trump's endorsement power faces a critical test as Arizona holds GOP primaries for governor, attorney general, and key swing congressional seats.
LIZ PEEK: The Trump economy is doing better than the media want to admit
Real wages are rising and income inequality is shrinking under Trump, yet 61% of Americans remain pessimistic about the economy's direction.
DOJ opens probe into Harvard's financial aid for alleged discrimination against American students
The DOJ is investigating whether Harvard allowed Chinese donors to create scholarships excluding American students, potentially violating the Civil Rights Act.
Nicaragua's Ortega says country will 'never again' hold elections, shutting out opposition
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega said the country will hold no more elections, eliminating any path for opposition to challenge his rule when his term ends.
Darline Graham focuses on kitchen-table issues as she announces full-term Senate bid
Darline Graham tells "Hannity" she plans to focus on groceries, gas prices, and health care rather than foreign policy in her bid for a full Senate term.
Bodycam catches Sunny Hostin invoking her legal chops as cops cite Harvard-grad son for trespassing
Bodycam video captures Sunny Hostin telling MTA police she's a former federal prosecutor after her son Gabriel Hostin was stopped for trespassing.