Jake Dima

House Democrats have introduced a bill to ban former U.S. presidents who have been “twice impeached” from burial in Arlington National Cemetery in a move that would, at the present, only apply to former President Donald Trump.

A high school in Washington state came under fire Thursday after images surfaced showing band members confined to miniature enclosures in an apparent effort to isolate them from their peers to curb coronavirus spread.

Pharmacy giant Walgreens has closed its 10th store in the San Francisco area, prompting residents to blame rampant shoplifting caused by the city’s soft-on-crime policies.

Rising to prominence in 2018, Jean Dolores Schmidt, better known as Sister Jean, is five months away from her 102 birthday and arguably the biggest fan of the Loyola Chicago Men’s Basketball Team.

As the debate over firearm ownership in the United States continues to grow following the deadly Boulder, Colorado, Atlanta-area, and Virginia Beach shootings, the term “assault weapon” is once again being used in political discourse to describe many firearms.

New York state lawmakers plan to hand out COVID-19 checks of over $15,000 to illegal immigrants they say have been “excluded from government-issued payments and insurance.”

A man in a suburban neighborhood sprung into action, grabbed an aggressive bobcat, and threw it across his lawn after the animal attacked his wife.

Professional football player Antonio Brown and his former trainer have reached a settlement over accusations of sexual assault two years ago.

A pair of Texas children was hit with a cease-and-desist order by the local government after selling eggs to neighbors in the San Antonio area.

As the United States heads into a new era of the pandemic with vaccinations reaching arms in unprecedented numbers, working from home still remains the norm for many, with Zoom and other virtual meeting moments continuing to prove either hilarious or disturbing.

The Marine Corps fired a two-star general who oversaw a division that experienced a deadly training accident off San Clemente Island in California last summer.

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a bill on Thursday to abolish the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives after the agency issued two proposed rule changes that have angered Second Amendment advocates.

U.S. military forces left Bagram Airfield, the focal point for the war on terror in Afghanistan following the Sept. 11 attacks, after occupying the strategic position for close to 20 years.

Tucker Carlson reported President Joe Biden’s administration is using Laughlin Air Force Base in Texas to transport illegal immigrants “secretly,” citing leaked correspondence.

A school board rejected a required policy Thursday from the Virginia Department of Education that in part mandates administrators to refer to students by their chosen gender pronouns instead of their biological pronouns.

Former President Donald Trump has a storied history of welcoming some of the nation’s top military generals with open arms and then offering up scathing criticism over their performance in his administration and beyond.

A New Jersey woman who displayed profanity-laden signs critical of President Joe Biden was ordered by a judge to remove them or face monetary penalties.

President Joe Biden avoided a potentially embarrassing situation after an aide handed him a note alerting him of a yellow mark on his chin while he met with a number of state leaders on Friday.

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean said Wednesday that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is an “embarrassment to every governor.”

A Loudoun County, Virginia, teacher whose emotional resignation in front of the school board went viral earlier this week says she has no regrets over the incident.