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LIVE NOW: House Education Committee Holds Hearing on AI Workforce Opportunities
Nolte: Zohran Mamdani Blames Reported ‘Allahu Akbar’ Stabbing on ‘Mental Health’
Fury explodes at Pete Hegseth over 'grotesque insult' to US troops killed in Iran war as Pentagon is accused of cover-up
What if the Right Is Right About Sex Ed?
Coal dynasty heir, 40, is charged with strangling wife at their enormous $4m mansion... months after he allegedly ripped chain from her neck at Monaco's iconic Hotel de Paris
Murdered Argentinean model’s boyfriend busted 3 years later living illegally in Oregon: officials
600 Years Worth of Coal Beneath Federal Lands: Interior Department
Iran Attacks Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan After 13th Night of American Strikes
Candlelight Vigil Commemorates Falun Gong Victims of Persecution
Exclusive — Rep. Craig Goldman's Bill Targets EU Rule Projected to Cost U.S. Businesses More Than $1 Trillion
DOJ Pressures State Election Officials Regarding Noncitizen Voting
Nolan Wells’ pal begged him to ‘get the f–k on the boat’ before teen vanished, ‘best friend’ claims
Meghan and Harry's Euro summer holiday in Portugal's luxury 'Iberian Hamptons' that Princess Eugenie also calls home
Courtney Stodden breaks her silence after police were called to her marital home following an incident
David Beckham and Ronaldo are competing at the Commonwealth Games... but not THOSE ones! Indian cyclists - named after football legends - are going for gold in Glasgow
Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty to attacking music producer in Mayfair nightclub
How Harry's Uncle Charles became his biggest 'ally in Britain': 'No love lost' between Windsors and Spencers, claims royal expert after Sussexes stayed at Diana's family home
☕ Daily Brief: Trump’s Saudi Nuclear Gamble
Democrats revive ICE demands from shutdown as they prepare to take over House majority
MS NOW's Hylton, Dem Rep. Pocan: Prosecuting for Shooting Officer Is Going After 'Protesters', Like Cuba