Gary Franchi

President Trump authorizes execution for 2009 Fort Hood attack perpetrator.

Newly surfaced records reveal the FBI spied on Trump lawyers, sparking concerns about political interference and attorney-client privilege.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed publicly challenges President Trump to campaign in his state, saying Trump's own candidate 'can't speak for himself.' The dare spread quickly across conservative and progressive accounts alike.

Conservative accounts are spreading an allegation that Xavier Becerra's immigrant-father origin story is false, as the California governor race tightens and his debate performance draws fire from multiple outlets.

Dennis Hastert, who rose from a small-town Illinois wrestling coach to lead the House GOP, died Saturday at his Plano home while in hospice care — his legacy forever stained by the abuse of teenage boys he was entrusted to protect.

President Trump underscores economic success and community engagement at a Nebraska rally, highlighting investments and expressing gratitude to local supporters.

Under the leadership of Scott Bessent, the Trump administration is crafting a bold economic strategy that could redefine America's monetary system.

President Trump has approved the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan by U.S. Army firing squad, following a recommendation from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. The 2009 Fort Hood attack killed 13 and wounded 32.

President Trump signs an executive order to cut diesel costs, offering relief to farmers and truckers by allowing tax-free dyed diesel for highway use.

President Trump says he will stop using federal funds for promotional television ads and pay for them himself or with money raised for MAGA, Inc., following bipartisan criticism of the taxpayer-funded effort.

Mark Reiland, a former driver of eighteen years, is pushing a sanitation solution he calls Pee Dispose after watching bottles pile up at truck stops, rest areas and staging yards. FreightWaves carried his case in a pair of posts and two on-camera interviews.

The justices heard nearly two hours of arguments Monday on whether Boulder County's climate lawsuit against Suncor and ExxonMobil belongs in state or federal court, with Justice Alito recused and a 4-4 tie looming.