Trump to attend NCAA wrestling championships in longtime Democrat-run city
President Donald Trump will be at the NCAA Division I wrestling championships this weekend in Philadelphia, Karoline Leavitt confirmed. Read More
Dodgers’ Max Muncy looks stunned as ex-NFL quarterback Rodney Peete snags foul ball from the stands
Los Angeles Dodgers' third baseman Max Muncy was stunned when a foul ball he was reaching for in the stands was snagged by ex-NFL quarterback Rodney Peete. Read More
$15M reward announced for alleged Chinese ringleader, others accused of smuggling US drone technology to Iran
The State Department is offering $15 million for information on Chinese nationals accused of smuggling U.S. weapons technology to Iran terror groups. Read More
New border sector becomes nation’s busiest as overall encounters continue to plummet on Trump watch
The El Paso border sector replaced the San Diego sector as the southwest border's busiest in the month of February, according to the most recent CBP data. Read More
Netanyahu says ‘leftist Deep State’ in Israel, US weaponizes justice system against strong right wing leaders
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday said Israeli and American right wing leaders face opposition from the "leftist Deep State." Read More
Start getting in shape for summer with this at-home workout equipment
Start creating an exercise routine while you’re stuck inside by investing in the right workout equipment. Read More
College baseball rivals get into massive brawl, leads to 9 suspensions and hefty fines: report
Jackson State and Prairie View A&M got into a massive brawl after a baseball game finished over the weekend, where one player launched his rival's bat into the stands. Read More
Trump admin responds to Maine’s reluctance to ban trans athletes from girls’ sports
An HHS Office of Civil Rights official sent a warning to the Maine Principals' Association over continuing to let trans athletes compete in girls' sports. Read More
Bernie Sanders says Democrats have bigger problems than Schumer, party has ‘no grassroots support’
Bernie Sanders lamented on Tuesday that the Democratic Party had "virtually no grassroots support," shifting away some blame from Chuck Schumer amid the fallout from the spending bill. Read More
Illinois families protest homeschool bill ‘overreach’ at Capitol, but legislation advances
Hundreds of homeschooling families came to the Illinois state Capitol to protest against House Bill 2827, which passed out of committee Wednesday. Read More