A panel of federal judges in New Jersey has removed U.S. Attorney Alina Habba from her post, cutting short her tenure less than four months after she assumed the role. Habba, a former personal attorney to President Donald Trump, was appointed

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released newly declassified evidence Wednesday morning that she says proves the Obama administration directed the intelligence community to manufacture a narrative about Russian interference in the 2016 election to undermine Donald Trump. Calling it “the

Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D) brushed off questions about her alleged past cocaine use during a recent public appearance, laughing and refusing to answer when confronted on camera, according to video obtained by Fox News Digital. The incident occurred earlier this

Even after a U.S. strike devastated their nuclear program last month, Iran is doubling down on continuing to pursue nuclear enrichment, declaring Monday that it “cannot give up” the program due to “national pride.” President Trump responded by stating that the

A doctor pleaded guilty Wednesday to giving Matthew Perry ketamine in the month leading up to the “Friends” star’s overdose death. Dr. Salvador Plasencia became the fourth of the five people charged in connection with Perry’s death to plead guilty. He

The tragedy of a North Carolina couple swept away in Hurricane Helene floodwaters has led to a change in law. Alena’s Law & Office of Vital Records Changes, known also as House Bill 537, creates an exemption from the seven-year requirement

By: Unsplash A holiday home in the quaint village of Norden, Greater Manchester, was radically altered after a seemingly innocuous gender reveal party devolved into a chaotic, 200-person drunken rampage. The incident, which has been likened to the infamous 2012 teen

A mission-backed digital asset for a faith-centered future In a time of accelerating digital change, Christians around the world are beginning to ask critical questions: What happens when access to money is no longer guaranteed? What if the values embedded in

New York ended four years of litigation by Christian wedding photographer Emilee Carpenter by paying her $225,000 in legal fees and promising not to enforce several laws that infringe Carpenter’s First Amendment rights, leaving her free to avoid photographing same-sex weddings.