Three suspects linked to a viral Christmas Eve ATM theft in White Settlement were arrested months later after authorities say they used a stolen SUV to pull an ATM from a Texas store, with all three facing first-degree felony charges of engaging in organized crime.

A concise look at four pivotal election-law battles shaping the 2026 midterms, from Supreme Court mail-in ballot arguments to a flood of RNC-led lawsuits.

Trump asks the Supreme Court to review his executive order on birthright citizenship.

This week in Christian history highlights Bob Coy's resignation, the Jesuits' arrival in Brazil, and Pope Leo X's indulgence decree, underscoring transformative moments in church leadership, global missions, and the Reformation.

James Tucker returns with a thoughtful ode to his wife and daughter titled Pretty To Me, blending his veteran roots, family life, and his Carolina-based concrete business into a quietly compelling release.

Two kindergarten teachers fired for filming themselves celebrating Iran’s assassination threats against Trump have reportedly been hired by Urban Pathways Charter School in Pittsburgh.

Rick Barnes guides Tennessee with faith and brotherhood as the Volunteers near a historic Final Four, turning adversity into a purpose-driven March Madness run.

Experts weigh in on two high-stakes Elite Eight showdowns—Duke vs. UConn and Michigan vs. Tennessee—breaking down matchup edges, coaching and depth factors, and the likely paths to the Final Four.

Vance tops CPAC poll while Rubio surges into a strong second, signaling shifting conservative energy as attention turns toward the 2028 landscape.

Paris police stopped a would-be bomber outside a Bank of America in the 8th arrondissement, launching an anti-terrorism probe into how the plot was organized and who else may have been involved.