An Iowa woman has been arrested after her 1-year-old toddler fell from a second-floor apartment window while she was outside, leaving her three young children unsupervised. According to a criminal complaint, 35-year-old Angelia Varner was arrested on Monday and charged with

The federal government is stepping up its control of Washington, D.C., combining crime-fighting measures with sweeping efforts to revitalize the city’s public spaces. From taking over management of Union Station, to deploying National Guard troops for both patrol and beautification, to

For all the intensity and policy-heavy weight that typically define a presidential Cabinet meeting, Tuesday’s gathering at the White House offered a rare moment of levity—courtesy of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who managed to slip a perfectly-timed, bone-dry joke into

President Donald Trump’s recent remarks on granting 600,000 student visas to Chinese nationals have set off a political firestorm—not from the usual critics on the left, but from the very voters and voices that propelled him into the White House. The

In an extraordinary turn of events, the curtain appears to be lifting—finally—on one of the most consequential and damaging political fabrications in modern American history: the Russian collusion hoax. At the center of this unraveling effort is none other than Director

A new milestone has been reached in a years-long fight over mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania. On Tuesday, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court’s ruling, saying that the state can no longer throw out some of these

“KPop Demon Hunters” is now Netflix’s most-watched movie of all time. The animated musical has racked up 236 million views, passing “Red Note” and “Carry-On” on the streamers’ Top 10 list. The movie, which follows an idol group that doubles as

In Minnesota, something fundamental to American liberty came under assault when state bureaucrats decided religious institutions hindered their progressive vision. The target was not just brick-and-mortar buildings or dusty theology textbooks: it was the very right of families to choose education