Analysis
Gabbard says lawmakers know the whistleblower complaint targeting her is a Democratic hoax
U.S. intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard has issued a point-by-point denunciation of what she believes is the news media/Democrat Party's latest bum steer.
Agitators in Minnesota church terrorized families, targeted crying children
The agitators who invaded a church service on Jan. 18 in St. Paul, Minnesota, verbally terrorized children and sent parishioners running for their lives, an unsealed court affidavit says.
After Maduro, Trump signals his next target: Mexico’s drug cartels
President Trump, fresh from nabbing cartel kingpin Nicolas Maduro, is now focusing on how to defeat the powerful Mexican cartels who push deadly drugs, and criminal migrants, into America.
Supreme Court poised to grant Trump broader firing powers over independent agencies
The Supreme Court signaled Monday a readiness to upend a 90-year-old precedent and give presidents expansive powers to fire top officers at independent agencies.
Chinese Communist Party purges nine senior military leaders for corruption
The Chinese Communist Party announced it has ousted nine senior military leaders in a large-scale purge within the uppermost ranks of the People's Liberation Army, including key officers regarded as loyalists of President Xi Jinping.
Partisan shutdown spin twists facts and ignores inconvenient truths
The partisan messaging campaigns about the government shutdown unleashed a whirlwind of political spin where obfuscation and twisting of facts are clouding several inconvenient truths about the partisan impasse.
Declassified files expose Obama-era plot to frame Trump with Russia lies
Tulsi Gabbard's stunning words that Barack Obama led a "treasonous conspiracy" to sabotage incoming successor Donald Trump stand as the starkest event so far in the Democratic Party-inspired Russia hoax and its dark history. But an analysis by The Washington Times shows that her show-stopping press release contained one misleading conclusion in her argument.
Could L.A. troop deployments be a pivotal moment for Pentagon chief Hegseth?
The deployment of active-duty Marines to Los Angeles to quell widespread and sometimes violent immigration raid protests could turn into a pivotal moment for the two men President Trump has put atop the U.S. military: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Dan Caine.
Man who won millions in Powerball lottery arrested, accused of striking sheriff’s deputy in Florida
A man who won a $167.3 million jackpot in the Powerball lottery last week on a ticket bought in Kentucky is now facing criminal charges for purportedly hitting a Florida sheriff's deputy.
Trump strategy toward China: Head off drive for hegemony in the Asia-Pacific
The Trump administration is seeking to rebuild American military power while engaging China to avoid a conflict in the near term, according to a review of strategy and policy statements by key policy leaders.
Wind-driven brushfire at Baltimore wood recycling yard closes expressway, light rail, schools
Firefighters were battling a massive, wind-driven brushfire at a Baltimore wood recycling yard that closed a section of the expressway into the city's downtown, the neighboring light rail line and nearby roads and schools on Friday morning.
Too little, too late? Shift on missiles exposes the limits of Biden’s slow-walk approach
One major question remains after the Russia-Ukraine war has been raging for nearly three years: What, exactly, does President Biden want Ukraine to achieve?
Winners and losers around the world brace for Trump’s return to power
The shock waves from President-elect Donald Trump's decisive election win Tuesday reverberated worldwide, with allies offering congratulations and potential adversaries looking to smooth over relations with an incoming American president known for rewarding loyalty and holding grudges.
Lower court to decide if Trump’s communications with Pence, tweets have immunity
Special counsel Jack Smith's new indictment against Donald Trump relies on conversations between him and former Vice President Mike Pence, as well as the former president's own tweets about his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election results.
Analysis: Donald Trump questioning Kamala Harris’ race shows he doesn’t understand code-switching
Kamala Harris has range. She can grill nominees for the Supreme Court or meet with foreign dignitaries, then pivot to hosting a Diwali celebration or dancing enthusiastically alongside an HBCU-styled marching band.
That’s the ticket: Pros and cons of top contenders to be Trump’s VP
Former President Donald Trump has a list of political heavyweights and conservative stars to choose from for a running mate, but he says he has zeroed in on the V.P. pick he'll announce at the Republican National Convention in July.
Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping take radically different approaches to warfare
Despite the amity they display, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin are far from aligned when it comes to war-making.
Can Larry Hogan revive his GOP magic versus Democrat Angela Alsobrooks in deep-blue Maryland?
Larry Hogan showed political magic in his two victories for governorship but will likely struggle to pull off a repeat as he tries to become the first Maryland Republican since 1980 to win a U.S. Senate seat.
Two teens caught dumping garbage into Florida water, turn themselves in
A pair of teens were purportedly caught on video throwing trash cans full of debris while riding a boat exiting Boca Raton Inlet in Florida. They have since turned themselves in.
Failed deterrence: Iran attack on Israel a second failure of Biden administration to stop conflict
President Biden and his administration knew for days that Iran was preparing a major military strike on Israel, but they were unable to stop it.
