Well. That's certainly something you don't see everyday in baseball. The Red Sox's lone run in a losing effort came after a lengthy review.

A mother along with two self-identified trans people were charged after a 7-year-old died after allegedly being tortured by them.

"What is the position that DSA is headed toward here?" You're not going to like the answer that the the DSA co-chair had.

"During the prayer, she said, 'God, I don't like subtlety, so make it very obvious.' And she actually asked to see, like, a red bird.”

A former Obama advisor did not seem to realize his man had made it on the Indiana ballot in 2008 through criminal acts by Democrat officials.

July's inflation rate was below what experts predicted, making any interest rate increase less and less likely.

Former ESPN sports reporter Michele Tafoya handily won Minnesota's Republican primary for a U.S. Senate seat

In 2023, former Vice President Kamala Harris scoffed at Democrats wanting abortion up until birth. Massachusetts just made it the law.

The president made a change of flights while visiting Turkey due to a threat on his life. Can we trust this NATO ally?

A star media figure for the left and Democrats let his viewers know in the most vulgar way possible what he thought about the Constitution.

Leftists, angry at McAfee for appearing with Trump, deserve our pity, for they cannot escape their own Trump-hating mental prisons.

People who are simply sharing what their math looks like are being written off as avocado-toast-eating brats.

During a tight Democratic primary in Wisconsin, Milwaukee had a glitch when it went to count absentee ballots.

Russia and China are working together to erode a longtime U.S. advantage in undersea warfare, according to a retired admiral.

The Department of Justice has arrested a former leader of the Southern Poverty Law Center as part of its fraud investigation of the SPLC.

Democrat James Talarico has become a household name as he attempts to flip a Senate seat in Texas, but his radical roots keep haunting him.

Socialists' success in Democratic Senate primaries likely means that in November's general election, Schumer cannot win.

"I have ultimately made the bittersweet decision to depart the White House and embark on a new chapter in my life," Leavitt said.

Primary results left pollsters shaking their heads as Americans' faith in institutions such as the polling industry continues to erode.

The plaudits and praises of Fetterman have come showering down, but has the purportedly conservative media gotten carried away?

A Social Services worker wanted to get in the New York benefits gravy train. Instead, she was indicted on 20 counts.