The war with Iran is stretching into its second week of nonstop strikes, and the human toll keeps quietly climbing while politicians eye the next underground target.
Congress wanted to know where all the military cash went, but Pete Hegseth just wants another blank check.
Even when an enemy drone is already shot down, it turns out the dangerous part isn’t quite over yet.
Just when you thought health policy couldn't get more surreal, RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz are turning off the federal money spigot for two massive blue states.
Congress and South Carolina are pulling out all the stops for a grand send-off.
Shooting down ballistic missiles turns out to be a lot easier than building interceptors fast enough to replace them.
Turns out financial compliance is super easy when the police do all the hard work for you first.
Primary day is turning into a full-on proxy war for the soul of the Democratic Party.
What started as an internet meme in India has officially spiraled into a national political headache for the government.
Holding a sign outside a detention center might now get someone charged like they are running an organized crime syndicate.
The federal government wanted to turn welfare rolls into an immigration database, but two dozen state attorneys general just stepped in to say absolutely not.
Summer fire season came in swinging, and an entire city is currently scrambling to get out of the way.