Rush Limbaugh warned years ago that the birthright citizenship fight hinges on words many on the left prefer to skip: “subject to the jurisdiction thereof.”
A Wall Street Journal report says Emmanuel Macron warned European leaders there was “no going back” as France prepared for a possible clash with America over Greenland.
A 42-year-old man was stabbed multiple times outside a Bronx deli after a verbal dispute, and two men were arrested as video of the attack spread online.
Newport Beach police closed beaches and bars after Fourth of July crowds turned violent, with reports of brawls, looting, debris thrown at officers, and more than 100 arrests.
Newly released Jan. 6 police bodycam footage is raising fresh questions after audio appears to reference hundreds of FBI agents ready to deploy.
A Florida federal judge ordered DHS to restore key SAVE system tools after states said they were being blocked from verifying citizenship for voter rolls and other programs.
Alex Soros sparked backlash after a deleted America 250th birthday post appeared to say, “I’ll never loving it,” before he corrected the message.
Paul Pelosi, husband of Nancy Pelosi, was reportedly charged after a Napa County hit-and-run crash involving a parked car. Authorities said no DUI is suspected.
Birmingham police say a 20-year-old man was assaulted before his arrest, yet he still faces a charge tied to an alleged punch at an officer.
CNN’s Dana Bash raised the Patriot Front march in Washington, DC, with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, but the exchange quickly turned toward media double standards.
Con Edison reportedly cut power to 10,000 customers in Queens during triple-digit heat, raising fresh questions about New York City’s grid and leadership priorities.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s reported Madison Square Garden wedding drew a White House jab, plus an awkward New York backdrop as thousands in Queens lost power.
Napa County deputies say Paul Pelosi hit a parked car, kept driving, and later admitted he struck something. The case comes just years after his 2022 drunk-driving crash.
A German soccer fan who feared America after hearing ugly media stories says one ride from a New England stranger changed his mind for good.
Veteran prosecutor Joseph diGenova is taking a new approach to the Russiagate investigation, focusing on smaller conspiracy cases instead of one giant trial.