The government has withdrawn subpoenas seeking New York Times reporters’ testimony on sources for stories about the president’s Qatari-gifted Air Force One jet.

The U.S. Navy is restricting press access to information about service members by no longer releasing details about sailors' ...

A new Minnesota law going into effect at the start of next month will ban access to nudification technology in the state.

A federal civil rights lawsuit alleges a Minnesota city forced a Christian preacher to buy a license before expressing his ...

In a letter to FIU President Jeanette M. Nuñez on Tuesday, Wasserman Schultz condemned the students’ punishment, saying it ...

Today's headlines include: *14-year-old Ropes Drowning Man*Eric Barlow Campaign Releases Big Poll*Tourist Illegally Climbs On ...

A New York sculptor who spent $100,000 to make a life-size statue of the late Charlie Kirk is having trouble selling it. Speaking with The Guardian, sculptor […] ...

An NRA Benefactor Member and NRA Certified Law Enforcement Patrol Rifle Instructor, Sergeant Aaron Zaliponi likely saved the ...

Roughly a year after "Konner Culver" began posting critiques of Tempe officials, he was unmasked through search warrants that ...

The Wanda Alston Foundation, which provides housing and support services for homeless LGBTQ youth in the D.C. metro area, announced on July 20 that its founding executive director, Brian Watson, has ...

In an Instagram video posted on July 14, Elizabeth Booker Houston and another influencer picked up a custom cake and set it ...

Paramount must fight off lawsuits from states, writers and shareholders to keep its $111B merger with Warner Bros. alive.