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A missile strike on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport killed 12 people including one American. President Trump says the U.S. may join Saudi strikes against Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
A top War Department official warns foreign adversaries are running psychological operations to fuel the anti-AI movement and slow American superintelligence development.
Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert, the longest-serving Republican speaker in history who later admitted to sexually abusing teenage boys, has died at 84. He was the highest-ranking U.S. official ever to serve prison time.
An 87-year-old grandmother's eviction from her Madrid home of 70 years has ignited a nationwide uprising against Spain's socialist housing policies. Here's why this fight matters to every American who believes in property rights.
Taiwan is ramping up defense production with a $7.6 billion law, and Anduril founder Palmer Luckey says the island must become a major weapons exporter to deter Beijing.
Doug Jones proposes a constitutional amendment to give Alabama's lieutenant governor real power, including a joint ticket with the governor and a cabinet seat. Can he break two decades of legislative gridlock?
Brazil's Supreme Court exploded in a six-hour public brawl over Judge Alexandre de Moraes, hijacking the presidential election and exposing a judicial system in total collapse.
Alabama judge drops murder charge against Devin Brooks under Stand Your Ground after gang terrorized him for a year. A win for self-defense rights.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani will attend the 9/11 memorial despite 110,000 signatures from victims' families demanding he stay away. Giuliani and Pataki join the outcry over his ties to an al Qaeda defense lawyer.
A new poll shows Canadians want a trade war with the U.S. but reject the costs. The 'elbows up' crowd is in for a rude awakening when the bill comes due.
Judge William Sullivan will question the lone holdout juror Friday as the Lindsay Clancy murder trial enters day seven of deliberations. Defense demands open court.
Bernie Sanders says Democratic elites want Abdul El-Sayed to lose in Michigan. The RNC calls El-Sayed a security risk. Polls show a toss-up with Mike Rogers.
Supreme Court allows Trump's White House ballroom construction to proceed in a 5-4 decision, calling it a national security necessity and a win for American strength.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signs death warrant for Curtis Beasley, convicted of beating a Dundee woman to death with a hammer in 1995. Execution set for Sept. 29.
disenfranchise voters across the country.
In a normal cycle, Republicans wouldn't worry about Alaska, Kansas, Iowa, Mississippi, Nebraska, or Texas. This isn't normal. Democrats are spending millions to flip six red Senate seats, and the GOP is scrambling to defend its turf.
A B.C. coroner's inquest heard the brother of Julian Jones, killed by RCMP in 2021, contradict police testimony about the shooting, raising questions about use of force.
A viral hoax in China claims the Tang Dynasty never existed, sparking a censorship panic from the Communist Party. Here's why this rebellion matters.
Colombia's new conservative government wasted critical hours after a 7.4 earthquake, initially rejecting international rescue teams. The US finally got the call, but the delay may have cost lives.
Specialist contractors restore four historic war memorials in Northern Ireland, honoring the sacrifices of those who gave their lives for freedom.
