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President Donald Trump announced the formation of a new "Board of Peace" and rescinded Canada's invitation to join it, citing Prime Minister Mark Carney's lack of gratitude towards the United States.

West Haven, Connecticut residents demand answers as a persistent, low-frequency hum disrupts their sleep, mental well-being, and household animals, prompting officials to investigate the source of the mysterious nighttime disturbance.

An Arizona OnlyFans star with alleged ties to a Mexican cartel was abducted at gunpoint by multiple armed men in Mexico, and the incident was captured by her vehicle's cameras.

Former special counsel Jack Smith defended his indictments against former President Trump related to the 2020 election and classified documents, stating he would prosecute a former president based on the same facts regardless of their political affiliation.

The article discusses how President Trump aims to gain control of Greenland as part of his plan to complete Reagan's missile defense vision, and how this has led to calls for France to boycott the 2026 FIFA World Cup in response.

Kevin Johnson, a former NFL defensive lineman, was stabbed to death in a homeless encampment in Los Angeles at the age of 55.

Here are some essential supplies to stock up on as a massive winter storm is expected to affect more than 40 states and over 235 million people this weekend.

A female student pursued another student with a boxcutter inside a Detroit high school classroom as a teacher tried to intervene.

An Oklahoma teenager allegedly stabbed his brother to death after becoming enraged over a video game.

More than 200 million people across more than 35 states, from New Mexico to New York, are in the path of a potentially historic winter storm that's expected to extend over 2,000 miles and deliver crippling snow and ice, beginning Friday.

The National Education Association, one of the largest teachers unions, has been donating millions of dollars to far-left organizations, including a $3.5 million donation to an organization where the NEA president serves as a vice president, as revealed by a whistleblower, raising concerns that the union has prioritized a political agenda over the needs of children.

The article discusses the U.S. decision not to carry out strikes against Iran, despite President Trump's promise of "help" for protesters, due to concerns about retaliation, the lack of a clear successor, and the risk of undermining the protest movement.

LeAnn Rimes reflects on her first CMA Awards appearance as a teenager in the late 1990s, and she is currently focused on her health, undergoing a $10,000 plasma exchange procedure to clear micro-toxins and encourage overall repair.

Phil Collins says years of health setbacks have left him dependent on round-the-clock medical care, including knee surgeries, kidney problems, and COVID-19 infection during a hospital stay, which have also impacted his ability to play the drums.

The former acting ICE director explained that the agency's decision on the next city to target for enforcement operations is primarily based on the size of the immigrant population and the presence of sanctuary policies that prevent ICE from taking custody of illegal aliens.

The article discusses a pro-life organization that called abortion pill providers to shed light on their allegedly "reckless distribution" practices, and highlights the importance of the annual March for Life event in affirming the dignity and value of every human life.

The article states that the suspected gunman in an Indiana shooting that wounded a judge and his wife spoke four words to the victims before opening fire: "We have your dog."

A growing number of Gen Z students enter college unable to read effectively, forcing professors to break down even simple passages, which is a cultural crisis requiring universities to rebuild a culture of learning by restoring the dignity of hard reading, deep thinking, and intellectual perseverance.

The National Park Service reportedly removed a sign informing visitors of the threat of climate change at the historic Fort Sumter site in South Carolina, in accordance with President Donald Trump's executive order calling for the removal of "improper, divisive, or anti-American ideology" from federal sites.

More than 235 million people across more than 40 states, from Arizona to Maine, are in the path of a potentially historic winter storm that's expected to extend over 2,300 miles and deliver crippling snow and ice, beginning tonight.