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After more than four years, it appears that Ukraine has gained the upper hand in its long war against Russian aggression and expansionism.
Senator John Fetterman is not a fan of Senate nominee Graham Platner, but their feud exposes the deeper worldview divide currently roiling the party.
Chinese strongman Xi Jinping travels to Pyongyang for a "come to Winnie" meeting with Kim Jong-un, the leader of his communist client state to the east.
Vermont socialist Bernie Sanders sees artificial intelligence as an avenue for expanding socialism with a government takeover of the industry.
New revelations from ex-girlfriends continue to paint a disturbing picture of the Maine Democrat Senate candidate, most famous for his Nazi tattoo and socialist views.
Brainwashed into believing the future is hopeless, too many young couples are foregoing having children.
The longtime CBS News correspondent is shown the door after burning bridges at the rotting news network.
An appellate court upholds a lower-court ruling against the Trump administration's military ban on gender-dysphoric individuals.
Beijing is playing a carbon emissions shell game, dubiously claiming to have cut CO2 emissions by nearly double the actual number.
Some longtime journalists have been handed their walking papers at the broadcast giant as Weiss steers it toward a more balanced news-reporting commitment.
Outrage of the week: the Trump administration has issued rules for green card applications that require foreigners to apply from outside the U.S.
Vice President JD Vance is set to release his second memoir soon, and it's clearly a prelude to an expected post-midterm presidential announcement.
President Trump suggests promising developments in peace negotiations, while Iran's leaders continue to express a rabid commitment to resist.
The violent crime rate had its biggest single-year drop since 1937, thanks in large part to the Trump administration's efforts to combat crime.
The United Nations' climate panel has admitted its extreme climate modeling is "implausible" as it backs away from alarmism dogma.
The Justice Department has been subpoenaing media companies to track down government officials who are leaking sensitive information to the press.
Hollywood Director Christopher Nolan goes woke with his rendition of the classic Homer tale, adding made-up diversity to satisfy modern sensibilities.
The vice president is leading the Trump administration's efforts to tackle the massive problem of fraud uncovered in government programs across several states.
More than 5,000 churches claim sanctuary status in opposition to Immigration and Customs Enforcement's efforts to carry out lawful orders.
After more than four years of deadly slog, Russian strongman Vladimir Putin seems to signal a desire to end his war of aggression against Ukraine.
