A Cincinnati man already charged in connection with a brutal mob attack caught on viral video is now facing additional federal prison time after prosecutors added a gun charge. The Justice Department announced Wednesday that 34-year-old Montanez Merriweather had been indicted for illegally possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.

President Donald J. Trump’s law-and-order crackdown in Washington, D.C. is already paying dividends for law-abiding residents who have long been denied their right to self-defense under the capital’s burdensome bureaucracy. The president’s Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force — created by executive order in March

First Lady Melania Trump issued a heartfelt plea for peace this week, penning a handwritten letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin urging world leaders to protect children and preserve the innocence of future generations. According to Fox News Digital, which exclusively obtained the letter, President Donald J. Trump personally delivered

The Texas House of Representatives once again failed to reach a quorum Friday morning, as Democrats continued their weeks-long taxpayer-funded vacation to block Republican-led redistricting legislation. The Democratic boycott has paralyzed the chamber and stalled critical measures — including disaster relief for flood victims — but GOP leaders are making clear the

Hollywood elites continue to struggle with the success of President Donald J. Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance, a populist ticket that won in 2024 despite relentless attacks from the media and entertainment industry. In a Wednesday interview with Vulture, filmmaker Ron Howard revealed that he had texted Vance

Another day, another Democrat scandal. Los Angeles prosecutors have filed even more felony charges against Democratic City Councilman Curren Price, underscoring what conservatives have long warned: the Democratic Party thrives on corruption and self-enrichment at the expense of the people they’re supposed to represent. On Friday, the Los Angeles

A Rhode Island man indicted for threatening to assassinate President Donald J. Trump and senior members of his administration is walking free under court-ordered monitoring — despite repeated warnings from prosecutors about his violent past and instability. Carl D. Montague, 37, of Providence, was indicted by a federal grand jury on

Russian President Vladimir Putin extended a dramatic invitation to President Donald J. Trump on Friday, switching from Russian to English to tell the U.S. leader, “Next time in Moscow,” following their high-profile summit in Alaska. The Anchorage meeting, which Trump hailed as “extremely productive,” concluded without a formal deal

The Trump administration notched another win in federal court on Friday after a Washington, D.C. appeals court cleared the way for President Donald J. Trump’s effort to dismantle the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), an Obama-era agency long criticized for its lack of accountability and partisan abuse. The

Russian President Vladimir Putin was seen beaming after his high-profile meeting with President Donald J. Trump in Alaska — a striking image that immediately went viral and fueled intense online discussion. “PUTIN RIDES AWAY WITH TRUMP… SMILING. Putin was seen smiling as he departed alongside Trump. It comes after more than