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The Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled against Colorado in recent years in major culture-war disputes involving free speech, religion, and anti-discrimination law, suggesting the state has shown "utter disregard" for the First Amendment.

Photos obtained by Fox News Digital show the son of ex-Iran hostage crisis spokesperson living comfortable Western lifestyle in California life as calls grow for him to be deported.

The article discusses how two UCLA students praised the Trump administration after a lawsuit over antisemitism, saying the campus climate has improved despite the Iran conflict.

A former Fort Bragg employee with top-secret clearance is accused of leaking classified military tactics to a journalist, despite warnings about the legal risks of disclosing classified information.

Augusta National, home of the Masters golf tournament, is once again standing out for its low concession prices, with sandwiches ranging from $1.50 to $3 and other snacks priced similarly low, drawing widespread praise on social media.

Southwest Airlines rolls out stricter portable charger rules, limiting passengers to one device per person amid rising lithium battery fire concerns.

The U.S. Coast Guard has opened a criminal investigation into the disappearance of an American woman, Lynette Hooker, who was last seen in the Bahamas while traveling by boat with her husband.

HGTV star Heather Rae El Moussa collaborated with her husband's ex-wife, Christina Haack, for her beauty brand, and the two blended families are redefining co-parenting goals.

Debra Messing criticized anti-Israel activists for their silence on the situation in Iran, calling it the "boldest example of hypocrisy" and expressed her determination to defend Israel and the Israeli people.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison are accused of covering up a $9 billion fraud scheme involving the state's Somali community, with critics claiming they diverted funds meant for vulnerable citizens.

A Nashville public school allows Muslim students to leave class to pray in a reserved space on campus during Ramadan and once a month during the rest of the year, and also offers food-free classrooms for students who are fasting.

A federal judge has postponed the Trump administration's termination of temporary protected status (TPS) for Ethiopia, ruling that the administration had violated the TPS statute and the Administrative Procedure Act in terminating the designation without regard for the process delineated by Congress.

Tiger Woods was "hoping to" play in the Masters Tournament before his DUI arrest, and former major golf champion Mark Calcavecchia was allegedly removed by Augusta National Golf Club security for using his phone during the event, which is against the tournament's strict no-phone policy.

An Arizona girl who disappeared at age 13 in 1994 has been found alive and living a quiet life as a married mother of three working for a private investigations company in Missouri.

Former Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin criticized current Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger for taking credit for economic achievements secured under his administration, calling it a "bait and switch" tactic.

The son of a former Iranian regime spokesperson who acted as a hostage taker during the 1979 Iran hostage crisis is living a comfortable Western lifestyle in Los Angeles, sparking calls for him to be investigated and deported.

Former Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin criticized the redistricting effort led by Democratic governor Abigail Spanberger, calling it a "power grab" that would dilute the voices of rural Virginians.

A Florida school bus driver was charged with child neglect and reckless driving after narrowly avoiding a catastrophic collision with a train, which clipped the corner of the bus transporting 29 students and one aide.