Nora Moriarty

Abdul El-Sayed defends his Soros family ties while campaigning to get corporate money out of politics ahead of Michigan's midterm elections.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the heroic passenger who stormed the cockpit as the FlyDubai plane plunged 13,000 feet in one minute.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said former President Bill Clinton calls him late at night to discuss policy and strategy as the California governor builds his Project 2029 framework.

Director Aaron Sorkin revealed why President Donald Trump's name was deliberately cut from "The Social Reckoning," his new film exploring Facebook's role in polarization.

Charley Stewart's Haven for Pets in Desert Hot Springs holds graves of Gerald Ford's dog Liberty and pets once owned by Liberace and Hollywood stars.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent outlines three ways the Iran war could end while warning Tehran is a "cornered animal" running out of options.

Karoline Leavitt says White House reporters privately apologized for asking questions their bosses demanded, calling them "unfair" during briefings.

Karoline Leavitt reveals Trump was "like a caged lion" demanding to return to the ballroom after shots were fired at the WHCA dinner in April.

China expert Gordon Chang claims Xi Jinping is preparing China for war against the U.S. as President Donald Trump hosts a high-stakes summit Thursday.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin rejected Pramila Jayapal's claim that most ICE arrests over the summer involved individuals who pose "no threat" to public safety, citing angel families.

Rapper Nicki Minaj revealed her path from Red Lobster to global stardom and fiercely defended her support of President Donald Trump in an exclusive interview.

Jamieson Greer says Canada walked away from a handshake deal with President Trump on steel, aluminum, autos and lumber, then demanded even more.

Democratic strategist James Carville branded Hasan Piker an "idiot" and demanded the Democratic Socialists of America drop "Democratic" from its name.

Usha Vance responded to Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's remark that seemingly questioned whether JD Vance's Papaw would have accepted her Indian ethnicity.

Abdul El-Sayed clashed with Jesse Watters over Sharia law, wealth taxes, and his Senate race against Mike Rogers in a fiery primetime exchange.

Tom Homan calls himself an "equal opportunity deporter" while rejecting Angie Nixon's claims that ICE agents racially profile Black Americans.

Kurt Busch reveals he feels Kyle Busch's presence behind the wheel, saying racing helps him cope with his brother's sudden death in May.

Pennsylvania AG Dave Sunday addressed whether his office could take action against Penn State after authorities uncovered an alleged fraternity cocaine trafficking ring.

Vice President JD Vance warns Republicans not to blame young Americans for embracing socialism, saying the GOP must address surging housing prices and economic anxiety.

Kaylee Goncalves' parents reveal their struggle to forgive Bryan Kohberger as the convicted Idaho murders killer seeks to withdraw his guilty plea.

Army 1st Lt. Tyler Feehan's mother and fiancée reveal his excitement before the fatal Jordan drone attack and his resting place beside his grandfather, a Vietnam veteran.

Eric Adams was bombarded with boos and told he belongs "in prison" as he pitched a Wisconsin crowd on a controversial AI data center proposal.

Christopher Guyton says losing his home in the Spokane wildfire strengthened his Christian faith and inspired him to spread the Gospel to others.

Clay Travis offers $10 million for a high school boys team to face the WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces in a pay-per-view "battle of the sexes" game.

James Carville vows to leave the Democratic Party if socialist streamer Hasan Piker becomes a leading force, warning the two-party system faces stress.

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth warns of "very real" risks to oil supply as the Strait of Hormuz, Red Sea and Black Sea face growing threats amid Iran conflict.

Marco Rubio calls Cuba an "espionage superpower" and claims pro-Hamas, anti-ICE and pro-Maduro protests are linked to a Cuban-hired network.

A resurfaced 2022 CNN interview clip shows Dr. Anthony Fauci saying he had "nothing to hide" from Congress, but he invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times at his hearing.

Rand Paul questions whether Anthony Fauci could legally invoke the Fifth Amendment after receiving a presidential pardon from Joe Biden in January 2025.

Benjamin Netanyahu says he will visit New York City, despite Mayor Zohran Mamdani's repeated calls for his arrest under an ICC warrant.