UCF graduates boo the AI-claiming commencement speaker, signaling a week of AI-driven tension sweeping campuses, markets, and policy.

A Supreme Court opinion highlights how medical providers, private organizations, and states are undermining Louisiana’s pro-life enforcement, underscoring the clash over who should enforce the law.

This piece argues that oil prices are driven by supply and demand, not a rigged system or conspiracies, even as geopolitical tensions like Iran push prices higher.

In Havana, CIA Director Ratcliffe delivered President Trump's message to Cuban officials.

A federal jury in Florida convicted HealthSplash founder Brett Blackman in a $1 billion Medicare fraud scheme tied to telemedicine and durable medical equipment.

Gov. Brian Kemp vetoed a pro-gun bill over officer liability concerns, triggering debate on state preemption and how gun laws should be enforced without exposing officers to lawsuits.

New evidence suggests the FBI under President Biden aimed to close in on Trump the moment he leaves office, prompting Republicans to seek ways to prevent prosecutions.

Behind the polished public narrative, the US-China summit exposed a chaotic backstage with tense moments for American staff and Secret Service, even as Beijing pledged major purchases and to curb Iranian escalation.

GOP lawmakers unveil the ASSIMILATION Act, led by Rep. Andy Ogles with Sen. Tommy Tuberville, aiming to overhaul immigration law through stronger entry standards and increased cultural integration.

Louisville Metro Council urges Kentucky lawmakers to pass local gun control measures.