America. In shy words.

Socialism is officially more popular than Big Business, says Gallup

Turns out, the American Dream might need a rebranding because folks are looking at the alternatives.

Turns out the hardest part of getting help from the government isn't proving you need it, it's surviving the paperwork.

Everything is fine, provided your definition of fine is a sudden spike in fuel prices because of rockets in the desert.

Doctors are handing out antibiotics like candy for conditions that have absolutely nothing to do with bacteria.

So much for a mine-free zone. The IRGC says a ship just found out exactly where those missing explosives were hiding.

The UN podium is getting a serious workout this week with some heavy-duty trash talk.

The main event is almost here, and it's less of a diplomatic dance and more of a high-stakes staring contest.

Looks like the White House press pass might finally be getting its day in constitutional court.

Things are getting weird again as talk grows about the military potentially showing up at polling stations.

Just months after their Beijing summit, the two heavyweights are back at it for another round of high-stakes awkwardness.

Turns out the government thinks a massive chunk of your healthcare enrollment might just be ghosts.

So much for that 'peace' break—the US just blew up some rocket launchers to keep the Strait of Hormuz from turning into a minefield.