A federal appeals court has upheld a Texas law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments—marking a major legal victory for religious liberty advocates and setting up what could become a landmark case before the U.S. Supreme Court. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the

A Friday morning collision involving two transit buses near the Pentagon left more than 20 people injured, including personnel connected to the Department of War, according to federal officials. The crash occurred around 7:20 a.m. on the Metro Access Road, when an Omni Ride bus collided with a

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is facing mounting criticism from Republicans after taking sharply different positions on redistricting battles in Virginia and Florida—fueling accusations of political double standards as the fight for control of Congress intensifies. The controversy erupted after Jeffries vowed to pour millions of dollars into Florida

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has intensified the Trump administration’s crackdown on leftist regimes in Latin America, announcing new sanctions against a top Nicaraguan official tied to the country’s ruling apparatus. On April 18, Rubio designated Vice Minister of the Interior Luis Roberto Cañas Novoa under Section 7031(

In a striking and highly unusual turn, longtime conservative commentator Tucker Carlson publicly apologized to his audience this week, expressing regret over his past support for President Donald J. Trump—a figure he once helped elevate within the conservative movement. Speaking on Monday’s episode of The Tucker Carlson Show,

A divided Republican conference in the Senate dealt a setback to President Donald J. Trump’s election integrity agenda early Thursday morning, rejecting an effort to attach key provisions of the SAVE America Act to a major Department of Homeland Security funding package. In a closely watched vote during the

Georgia Democrat downplays White House ambitions while stoking election fears—amid mounting scrutiny over 2020 irregularities A Democrat senator from Georgia—long floated by party insiders as a potential 2028 presidential contender—says he has no interest in the White House, even as he escalates rhetoric about the integrity of

In a stinging rebuke of judicial activism, Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh have issued a stern warning to lower court jurists who seek to undermine the rule of law by ignoring high court precedents. The warnings come as President Donald J. Trump continues his second-term mission to

In a powerful defense of the Trump administration’s commitment to a free and diverse press, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt took a sledgehammer to the legacy media’s sense of entitlement this week. Speaking at an event hosted by Axios co-founder Mike Allen, Leavitt articulated a vision for

In a staggering betrayal of the public trust, a Detroit jurist stands accused of participating in a cold-blooded conspiracy to strip the assets of the very citizens the court is sworn to protect. Federal prosecutors have officially charged 36th District Judge Andrea Bradley-Baskin for her alleged role in a scheme