When a Florida mom hired a nanny to help care for her son, she never thought the decision would make her a grandma. After realizing the nanny had given birth to her 11-year-old’s baby, the distraught mother says she “threw up.”

by Natalia Mittelstadt   A head architect of the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 is set to challenge South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham in the 2026 Senate GOP primary race. Paul Dans, an attorney who worked in the first Trump administration as

The Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s declassification of 2016 Russian interference intelligence has sparked a sharp divide in how media outlets frame the story — or whether they cover it at all. After Gabbard released Obama-era intelligence reports, right-leaning networks

Oh, Jasmine Crockett thought she was getting a puff piece. Instead, she ended up starring in one of the most unintentionally brutal profiles in recent memory — and the best part? She did half the damage to herself. Elaine Godfrey over

Oh, this one feels like the walls are closing in, doesn’t it? Peter Strzok — the infamous former FBI counterintelligence agent who practically became the face of the Trump-Russia collusion investigation — just hit the digital panic button. As of Monday,

A new database tracking domestic migration shows a massive transfer of wealth and population from Democrat-led states to Republican strongholds over the past decade. The database, called Vote With Your Feet, was developed by the nonprofit Unleash Prosperity and announced Thursday

Britain will recognize Palestinian statehood in September if Israel does not agree to a lasting ceasefire, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Tuesday, July 29. That would make it the second major Western power to recognize a sovereign Palestinian state, following

California News: Let’s set the stage: Imagine Fort Knox, doors flung wide open, while a tour group from the Chinese Communist Party strolls through the vault with full access badges. Ridiculous? Sure. But swap out gold for data, and you’re not

Tea, the women-only dating safety app that features anonymous reviews of men, is facing a class-action lawsuit after a data breach exposed tens of thousands of user pictures and other personal information. The lawsuit, filed Monday, July 28, also names the