GOV. KATHY HOCHUL: Why New York is saving education by getting phones out of classrooms
My state, New York, is becoming the largest state in the nation to restrict cellphones in K-12 schools throughout the entire school day. Read More
Biden stumbles over question about Harris’ timetable to win after he dropped out of race
Former President Biden failed to remember how long Vice President Harris had to win the 2024 election after he stepped aside, claiming she had "six full months." Read More
Virginia homeowner charged with murder after shooting high school teen during attempted break-in, sheriff says
Tyler Chase Butler, 27, was charged with murder in the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Bosworth Jr., the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office said. Read More
Pope Leo XIV’s brother reacts to his historic election: ‘There are no words’
The brother of the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, who made history by becoming the first American pontiff, said "there are no words" while reacting to the big news on Thursday. Read More
Columbia students describe ‘shocking’ library takeover after masked protesters chanted pro-Hamas slogans
Columbia students reported feeling threatened when masked protesters stormed the campus library, chanted anti-Israel slogans, and mocked the Israeli hostage crisis. Read More
First lady Melania Trump welcomes military moms to White House for Mother’s Day
The White House celebrated military mothers in a pre-Mother's Day event with first lady Melania Trump, President Donald Trump, and VP JD Vance recognizing the sacrifices of service members' families. Read More
Republican DA bucks blue state’s ‘broken sentencing’ with tough-on-crime approach
As a Republican district attorney in the heavily blue Denver metro area, George Brauchler is bringing a tough-on-crime stance learned in some of the state's biggest mass shooting cases. Read More
Prince Harry’s betrayal driving Prince William to protect kids from heir-and-spare nightmare: expert
Royal experts reveal Prince William's determination to protect Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis from the "heir and spare" dynamic that affected his relationship with Harry. Read More
Pete Hegseth says West Point professor who resigned over Trump admin education overhaul ‘will not be missed’
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, in a scathing X post Thursday, said a West Point professor who resigned from the academy will not be missed. Read More
DHS defends ICE detainment of Georgia college student who violated traffic laws: ‘Not ignoring rule of law’
Mexican national Ximena Arias-Cristobal, 19, is in ICE detention in Georgia after she was arrested during a traffic stop for illegally turning right on red and driving with no license. Read More