Jurors discuss how alleged jury tampering led to a new trial for Alex Murdaugh, raising questions about the integrity of the legal system and public trust.

The CIA clashes with Congress over alleged COVID cover-up during a highly charged hearing, signaling deep tensions between intelligence oversight and lawmakers.

The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Reveals What Would Happen if Climate Cultism Took Over

Thune says the Senate lacks the votes to end the filibuster, fueling a debate over whether the move is a genuine limit or a tactic to stall the SAVE America Act.

Exploring Jevons Paradox in AI, this piece argues that greater efficiency can expand demand and create roles for radiologists and travel agents, not just shrink work.

Trump and Xi clash in Beijing as China draws red lines—Taiwan, Iran, and trade on the brink. Will America back down or double down?

Trump and Xi clash in Beijing as China draws red lines—Taiwan, Iran, and trade on the brink. Will America back down or double down?

California mayor Eileen Wang pleads guilty to acting as a Chinese agent as donations tied to her surface, fueling questions about Chinese influence in Democrats.

Marty Makary’s sudden resignation could steer FDA safety rulings on abortion pills, signaling a policy pivot under President Trump.

Texas hotels face a reality check as World Cup hype meets slower-than-expected bookings in Houston and the Dallas–Arlington area.