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American Stephen Hubbard Regains Freedom Following Four-Year Russian Imprisonment
Russia has freed 74-year-old American Stephen Hubbard after over four years in prison, following a direct request from President Donald Trump.
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El-Sayed and Rogers Clash Over Loyalty and Costs in Final Michigan Senate Debate
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers faced off in their final Michigan Senate debate, clashing over living costs and loyalty.
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Harvard Legal Scholar Details Rep. Omar’s Potential Legal Jeopardy Over Immigration
Alan Dershowitz warns Rep. Ilhan Omar faces serious legal jeopardy as federal grand jury subpoenas probe her immigration history and potential false statements.
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Homeland Security deploys armed agents to residential doors in voter integrity sweep
Armed Department of Homeland Security agents are conducting residential visits across multiple states to investigate potential noncitizen voters ahead of the midterms.
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Democrats hold wide lead as midterm polling shows slide for Trump
New polling reveals Democrats leading ahead of the midterms as President Trump faces second-term lows in approval and widespread economic pessimism.
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French Suspect Arrested After Historic City Hall Torched in Unrest
A suspect has been arrested in France after a historic 19th-century city hall in Limoges was set on fire, triggering curfews and sharp government warnings.
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U.S. Envoy’s Praise for Putin Ignites Sharp Rebuke Across Party Lines
U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff faces fierce bipartisan backlash after calling Vladimir Putin a humanitarian following an American’s release.
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Diplomatic Talks in St. Petersburg Unfold as Moscow Releases Incarcerated American
Russia freed 74-year-old American teacher Stephen Hubbard as U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg for high-stakes peace talks.
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Federal Judges in Washington Clash with Trump Over Fast-Tracked Capital Projects
Federal judges in Washington are increasingly clashing with the Trump administration over fast-tracked capital renovation projects and a collapse in legal trust.
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Zelensky Signals Upbeat Shift in Washington Intelligence Ties After High-Level Talks
Zelensky confirms restored US intelligence sharing on Russian strikes after Oslo talks, easing recent tensions and securing vital military support.
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Multimillion-Dollar Payout Reached Over Hillsboro Topgolf Injury
A woman secured a multimillion-dollar settlement from Hillsboro Topgolf after a golf club injury led to federal litigation over venue safety.
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Senate Democrats Inject $1.2 Million Into Mississippi Midterm Contest
Senate Democrats invest $1.2 million in Mississippi to boost Scott Colom against Cindy Hyde-Smith, targeting deep-red territory ahead of the midterms.
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Tehran Deepens Moscow Ties as Foreign Minister Lavrov Visits Amid Stalled Conflict
Iran lauds deepening ties with Russia during Lavrov’s Tehran visit, defying U.S. claims and signaling a united front amid the stalled Middle East conflict.
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National Security Act invoked as two suspects re-arrested over RAF Fairford security breach
UK counter-terrorism police re-arrested two men under the National Security Act over a September security incident near the RAF Fairford air base.
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Indianapolis Police Investigate Apparent Murder-Suicide After Mother and Young Son Found Dead
A 33-year-old mother and her 9-year-old son were found dead from gunshot wounds inside an Indianapolis apartment in a suspected murder-suicide.
