Troops on the Move: What's Happening with the National Guard?

The National Guard is being deployed to New Orleans to combat increasing crime rates. This is just one of several recent instances where the Guard has been called into action.

Federal Control Over Washington, D.C.

A federal court of appeals has ruled that the Trump administration can continue using National Guard troops to police Washington, D.C. This decision is based on the federal government's control over the district.

Specialized Military Forces Headed to the Caribbean

The Trump administration is sending specialized military forces to the Caribbean, which could signal imminent strikes against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The White House and Pentagon have not commented on these developments.

Obama Presidential Center Set to Open in Chicago

The long-awaited Obama Presidential Center is scheduled to open in Chicago next year. Despite no longer being in the White House, Barack and Michelle Obama continue to make an impact.

Criticism of Trump Family's Christmas Photo

The Trump family's Christmas photo has faced criticism, with some noting a lack of holiday spirit. This has led to merciless mocking of the president and first lady.

House Speaker Warns of Potential Trump Impeachment

House Speaker Mike Johnson has warned that if the GOP loses the midterms, President Trump could face impeachment. He made this statement at Turning Point USA’s annual America Fest conference in Phoenix, Arizona.

West Virginia Man Charged with Murdering Wife

A West Virginia man allegedly shot his wife to death, claiming she had "pushed him to the limit." Jason Joe Phillips, 46, was charged with first-degree murder after shooting his wife, Joanna Lynn Phillips, 46, in their home.

New Epstein Files Include Allegations Against Trump

Newly released Epstein files include an unverified FBI intake report alleging President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein raped a woman. The DOJ states some claims are sensationalized or false.

New York Man Sentenced for Threatening Biden

A New York man who threatened to kill Joe Biden last year is headed to prison. He posted on social media that he would "put a bullet" in the "old f—" president.

Department of Defense Demands Woman Stop Selling Intimate Toys to Soldiers

The Department of Defense sent a woman a letter demanding she stop selling intimate toys to soldiers. Grace Bennett, co-owner of Bonjibon, received the letter after filling orders for soldiers stationed abroad in Bahrain.

Former Equestrian Tatyana Remley Dies by Suicide

Tatyana Remley, a former California-based equestrian, died by suicide shortly after her release from prison. She was serving time for hiring a hitman to kill her husband.

Laura Ingraham Questions Trump's Potential War Involvement

Laura Ingraham has asked whether President Donald Trump is about to drag the U.S. into a full-blown war.

Pope Leo Confronts Trump on Venezuela and Ukraine

Pope Leo confronted Trump about not invading Venezuela and not making a "solo deal" in Ukraine.

Giving Tuesday: A Day of Charity

Giving Tuesday is a day dedicated to supporting organizations doing good in our communities, nation, and the world.

A person was denied food stamps because their Social Security check was $15 too high. This highlights the struggles many face in California when applying for SNAP benefits.