Amid a Chicago crime surge, rapper KTS Dre was murdered in the city after being released from jail with an ankle bracelet.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki claimed "local doctors, clergy, and civic leaders" would be leading the pro-vaccine push, not a teen pop star.

Inflation rose 5.4 percent during the 12-months leading up to June, a report from the Department of Labor indicated, marking the fastest spike in 13 years.

"Our nation’s most cherished constitutional rights vest no later than 18. And the Second Amendment’s right to keep and bear arms is no different," Judge Julius Richardson wrote.

After a "Despicable Me" character flashed the "OK" sign, parents are claiming he was actually displaying a "universal white supremacist hate sign."

Left-wing activists targeted Jessica Mendez, an opponent of critical race theory in schools, even sending hate mail to her place of work.

MLB's caving to the woke mob has more to do with cancel culture than the league's position on Georgia's voting bill.

Our society has gone way past the ‘safe and rare’ sold us when abortion was legalized. We have come to a place of abortion any time, for any reason.

No matter what things are out there waiting for us to go bump in the night, we can defeat them.

'The Good, The Bart, and The Loki,' is characteristic of Disney's cynical, pandering shift. It is an insult to the legacy of American satire.

Walking into the last Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon is stepping into an aura of cinematic nostalgia. It may be a preview of the movie industry post-shutdowns.

'When the union goes into political activist mode, I think it dilutes the practice of what a union is supposed to be doing.'

Spending time up close and personal with America’s working class allowed Matt Damon to see the men he was trying to embody as real people, not a stereotype.

The left's effort to normalize pedophilia has reached a fever pitch, with a Yale associate professor now calling for children to witness public sex acts.

it's hard to pretend that the financial situation at The Atlantic isn't a sign of the diminishing influence of 'prestige journalism.'

Whatever the issue, from immigration to education to law enforcement, there is a parade of people taking a dive and crying foul.

Yale philosophy professor Jason Stanley either doesn’t know what natural law is or he’s espousing fundamentally racist ideas. There’s no middle ground.

'It's been very quiet and suppressed and discreet behind the scenes. And now they've been wide open with all of it,' said a Loudoun mom.

After Democrat Terry McAuliffe disparaged his Republican opponent Glenn Youngkin's firm, financial disclosures show he invested nearly $700,000 into it.

Twitter censored Minority Leader McCarthy's video depicting the impacts of rising inflation, a day after a negative report sent the stock market tumbling.

Calling election laws racist could create a new level of voter intimidation to scare minority voters away from the GOP candidates they're moving toward.