Vice President J.D. Vance is no stranger to confrontation, but even by Washington standards, Thursday’s scene at Union Station was a charged one. Accompanied by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, Vance stepped into

In an era where bloated bureaucracies too often substitute activity for achievement, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has drawn a line in the sand. Her newly announced reform package — ODNI 2.0 — is not just a restructuring; it is

If you thought Martha’s Vineyard was all sailboats, rosé, and lobster rolls, think again. The exclusive island—long known for its summer opulence and star-studded guest list—is now contending with a far less glamorous intruder: the lone star tick, and it’s changing

(NewsNation) — Convicted quadruple murderer Bryan Kohberger’s handwriting has been revealed in complaint requests as he seeks to transfer out of the solitary confinement section of the Idaho prison where he is currently being held. Forensic handwriting analyst Bart Baggett joined NewsNation’s

Colorado will begin a five-day special session today to repeal the left-wing artificial intelligence law Democrat Governor Jared Polis signed last year. Colorado Democrats have admitted the Colorado AI Act was a mistake and provided other states with a cautionary tale

In this Media Miss Minute, as the Trump administration levels new allegations of mortgage fraud against its foes, Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., is lawyering up. And former President Barack Obama is backing Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to redistrict in

A waitress at a Tennessee Waffle House was trying to get a little extra cash to go on a trip with her family. After she waited on a young male customer and his friend, they decided to offer some help, and