In Miami, Rubio and Witkoff meet Qatar’s prime minister to discuss the Iran deal, signaling stronger bilateral ties and coordinated efforts on Middle East security.

As the Obama Presidential Center gears up for its June opening, pricey merchandise and celebrity-backed promotions spark backlash over how sales fund the Obama Foundation.

Putin says the Russia-Ukraine war is nearing an end as Trump announces a historic three-day ceasefire.

Lee Zeldin weighs in on energy diversification and a potential trajectory to the next AG role on The Big Weekend Show.

The U.S. Marine Corps strengthens Arctic readiness with Campaign – Alaska, signaling a strategic emphasis on northern defense.

Federal prosecutors have charged three men in New York with allegedly running guns into Canada, marking a cross-border firearms operation uncovered by law enforcement.

Florida's attorney general argues that surrogacy is akin to slavery, a stance that could reshape reproductive rights for families in a high-stakes pending case.

Two foster mothers were convicted of murder for starving and neglecting a boy in their care, highlighting the dire consequences of abuse and the critical need for safeguarding vulnerable children.

A prominent German cardinal delivers a blistering critique of the Synod's latest study group report, accusing it of promoting anti-Catholic sentiment and the blessing of same-sex unions.

NYPD data shows subway crime overall dipping, yet robberies and murders in the underground are on the rise.