Controversy

A New York Times reporter stepped into controversy this week when critics say he fundamentally misunderstood a constitutional law doctrine.

In a shocking breach of customer privacy, AT&T said in April 2024 that almost all of the data of its…

New Jersey Democrat Mikie Sherrill blasted New York City's incoming congestion tax as she prepares her campaign for New Jersey…

President Joe Biden named 19 recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Saturday, including former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton…

Anti-police sentiment remains a major problem in America, several past and present members of law enforcement told Blaze News, despite…

A Georgia woman confronted an alleged squatter in her home — but it turns out that the homeowner was the…

Rep.-elect Brad Knott, R-N.C., vows to fight D.C. bureaucracy he blames for fueling the border crisis and funding foreign conflicts…

As President-elect Trump and his transition team steer his cabinet nominees through the landmines of the Senate confirmation process, top…

Is Joy Reid okay? From the look of things, obviously not. The MSNBC host has built a career on outrage…

An Alabama city was ordered by a federal judge to allow an LGBTQ+ group to enter its float into a…