President Donald Trump's popularity among the Republican base has surged to near record highs over the past week. The dramatic rise is particularly notable

Texan Super Bowl champ Bryan Braman died this week, less than a decade after retiring from professional football. He was just 38 years old.

Just a couple weeks after embarking on a nationwide speaking tour in mostly red and purple states, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced his decision on

Connie Francis, the trailblazing pop singer whose voice helped define a generation, has died at the age of 87. Her death on July 16, followed a recent

U.S. House Oversight Chair James Comer (R-KY) suggested that members of former President Joe Biden's family may receive their first round of subpoenas to

CBS News correspondent Scott MacFarlane, who is most widely known for his hyperbolic coverage of the years-long January 6 Capitol protests crackdown, recently

The U.S. House of Representatives has officially passed the GENIUS Act, a sweeping pro-cryptocurrency bill strongly backed by President Donald Trump and

Senator Adam Schiff (D-CA) hastily ran away when approached by a reporter about the Trump Administration's criminal referral against him for alleged mortgage

CBS is axing “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” in May 2026, the host told an audience at a taping Thursday. The announcement comes just two days after

President Donald Trump vehemently denied that he ever sent a lewd birthday card to notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein -- a claim advanced in a Wall Street

The HALT Fentanyl Act, or "Halt All Lethal Trafficking of Fentanyl Act," was signed into law by President Donald Trump on July 16. The legislation fulfills a

Responding to pressure from his base, President Donald Trump moved swiftly Thursday night to unseal additional documents in the Epstein files, directing U.S.

A stuttering Joy Reid was left nearly speechless after being confronted with her own reticence about LGBT entertainment during a confrontational interview

The era of government handouts for NPR is coming to an end after the U.S. House of Representatives voted late on Thursday to strip the public broadcaster of

Bill Clay Sr. (D-MO), the first black congressman from Missouri, died on Thursday after serving 32 years in the U.S. House. He was 94.

Congressman Randy Fine (R-FL) stormed out of the gate immediately after the article was published at 6:45 p.m. and within hours had promised to file

Outrage quickly followed from his peers, none more so than Jimmy Kimmel, who said "f**k you" to CBS for axing his friend after Colbert took a shot at his

Trump has poured gasoline on the fire by suggesting that Powell tacitly approved lavish corporate dining rooms and elevators, accusations the Fed chair has

The individual, an employee at Voice of America, was arrested on suspicion of making repeated threatening phone calls to MTG's congressional office. Seth

“The FBI interviewed alleged victims who named several ‘clients,’” he wrote. “We don’t know whether the accusations are true," Dershowitz wrote for the WSJ