The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy (his term expired in 2024) teaches the American President how one is supposed to obey the law.

Kirill Dmitriev, Putin’s special envoy for investment, declared in a recent interview that the United States and Russia are discussing a much wider palette of business opportunities.

Colorado’s former top judicial watchdog is taking on the state’s most powerful officials one case at a time, and the filings are now on the public docket.

Houthi missiles struck Aden International Airport Friday night as the Saudi-led coalition intercepted fire over the Red Sea.

The Bank of Russia says person-to-person crypto trades become illegal on July 1, 2027, leaving licensed intermediaries as the only legal route and barring transfers to self-custody wallets.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against the state of California after determining that its voter list reveals more than 20,000 likely aliens are registered to vote in the state.

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit over New York City's sanctuary policy, ruling that Washington cannot force the city to help with immigration enforcement.

A new joint temporary flight restriction bars unauthorized drones up to 400 feet and one nautical mile north of the U.S.-Mexico border, and Hegseth says cartel drones will be shot down.

The Space Force has activated Space Forces Special Operations, a colonel-led component command under SOCOM headquartered at MacDill Air Force Base, with a formal ceremony set for Nov. 2.

Katie Zacharia, appointed White House press secretary on October 9, was fired Friday, barely a week after taking the job, the New York Times reported.

History is a trickster. Russia is not our mortal enemy anymore, and Europe has lost its mind.

The ring is closing on Omar over the fuzziness of her entry into the U.S. and the Congresswoman’s unexplained financial matters

L Todd Wood talks with Nic Hulscher from the McCullough Foundation on cancer treatment breakthroughs. We also discuss the intelligence firm Toka. WTF?

Alaska Senate candidates Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) and ex-Rep. Mary Peltola went after each other in their final debate Thursday evening, reported Fox News Politics.

Arizona congressional candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia says she was attacked while fixing campaign signs, and Armageddon Prose's Benjamin Bartee questions her account.

National Rally leader Marine Le Pen says France can do no more for Ukraine, will move against Islamist fundamentalism, and will push the EU back to its proper responsibilities.

What happened? A look at the origins and reasons for the current war with Russia, from the views of Ukraine’s government and its citizens.

The first reaction to any potential pandemic is a run on medication, and Siberian pharmacies were cleared overnight after the plague scare. The Wellness Company's Medical Emergency Kit puts doxycycline and other antibiotics in your hands before the shelves empty.

Marjorie Taylor Greene says pretending to get ready to deport Ilhan Omar won't lower gas prices, even as federal agents probe how Omar became a citizen and Greene herself once said she wished she could deport her.

The Bulgarian government under Prime Minister Rumen Radev is in 2026 driving a decisive process of autonomous strengthening and modernization of the national armed forces.