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If the government was CAUGHT running secret programs like "Project Sunshine" (the name "Dead Baby Project" would be more accurate), what is it STILL doing?
A small business owner in New Mexico shot and killed an alleged robber who tunneled his way into the store through a wall. The store owner said he acted in self-defense because he feared for his life.
Dennis Barnes has options — lots of options — for where to continue his education after he graduates from International High School of New Orleans late next month.
Democratic President Joe Biden was excoriated by many online after he made a bizarre claim about who is responsible for raising children in the United States.
“These people aren’t only dumb, but they’re anti-human at the core.”
The North Carolina substitute teacher who was caught on video last week physically fighting back against a high school student over a confiscated cell phone is speaking out and defending her actions.
NBC News' Chuck Todd has been pilloried by Democrats online for daring to confront viewers with the reality of President Joe Biden's unpopularity.
Victim's family tracked down her phone and rescued her, but not before someone was shot.
Deputies in Jefferson County have located the suspect vehicle after a young woman was killed when a large rock was thrown at her vehicle Wednesday night, which they believe is part of similar attacks that have occurred over the past day across the Denver metro.
Five men are under arrest in the Dominican Republic and charged in the deadly shooting and attempted robbery of a 9-year-old boy from the Bronx.
Gioser Luis Féliz, 9, was shot in the head on Wednesday in Santiago after arriving from New York with his father.
Bud Light has faced a wave of negative public sentiment in the wake of its ill-advised move to enlist transgender figure Dylan Mulvaney to promote the beverage, but years ago, the beer brand actually had ads that jokingly featured cross-dressing men.
A male weightlifter once dubbed "New Zealand's Strongest Man" applied last week to compete in a women's powerlifting competition. His intention was not to defeat women in the sport, but rather to discredit the notion that biological men don't have a physiological advantage over their female peers — an advantage which male transsexuals appear keen to simultaneously exploit and deny.
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona refused on Tuesday to define a "woman" under oath at a congressional hearing.
At a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing, Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.) highlighted that Cardona's job includes enforcing Title IX, which prohibits discrimination — including on the basis of sex — in education programs that receive federal funding. But the Biden administration is seeking to alter Title IX to punish states that protect the integrity of women's sports by prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in women's sports.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Director Steve Dettelbach was asked a simple question on Tuesday about firearms, but admitted he could not provide an answer.
The social media account for Yuengling Brewery, the oldest brewery in the U.S., scored a viral hit against Bud Light with an understated jab.
Anheuser-Busch infuriated many of its fans when transgender TikTok activist Dylan Mulvaney announced a partnership with Bud Light to celebrate Mulvaney's gender transition for the March Madness basketball tournaments.
Google released Bard in March, an artificial intelligence tool touted as ChatGPT's rival. Just weeks into this public experiment, Bard has already defied expectations and ethical boundaries.
In an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes" that aired Sunday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai admitted that there is a degree of impenetrability regarding generative AI chatbots' reasoning.
A nurse is facing charges after a father in a hospital caught her on a cellphone video recording slamming his newborn baby face down in a bassinet.
29-year-old Amanda Burke was fired within hours of the parents reporting the incident to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffolk County in New York.
