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Gad Saad Discusses 'Suicidal Empathy' Thesis, Family Life in Weekend Plans Feature
The University of Mississippi professor and PragerU collaborator promotes his New York Times bestseller arguing that excessive compassion poses civilizational risks.
As American Elections Become More Tense, Officials Are Turning to Local Police for Election Security
The shift represents a notable change from past practices where federal and state authorities typically led election security efforts.
Supreme Court Races to Decide Several Major Cases Before Its Recess
The justices are preparing to issue rulings on birthright citizenship, immigration enforcement, and presidential removal authority in the coming weeks.
Commentary Questions U.S. Election System Integrity After California Runoff Results
Reality-TV personality Spencer Pratt advances to face incumbent Karen Bass in Los Angeles mayoral race amid broader debate over election administration.
Prosecutors Allege Decades of Unreported Sexual Abuse in Old Apostolic Lutheran Church Amid Legal Scrutiny
Crook County prosecutors have charged two church members as investigations reveal a pattern of allegations being resolved internally rather than reported to authorities.
Schmitt Tells Hirono 'You're Damn Right' Administration Will Deport Naturalized Citizens Convicted of Crimes
The exchange occurred during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the SCAM Act, which would allow denaturalization of citizens convicted of fraud or serious crimes within 10 years.
Republicans Face High Stakes for Their Crammed Summer Agenda
Congress must pass FISA Section 702, the defense bill and 12 appropriations measures before fall deadlines while defending its majority in November.
Commissary Revenue Data Casts Doubt on Delaney Hall Hunger Strike Reports, DHS Says
DHS provided Fox News Digital with revenue figures showing weekly sales at the ICE facility nearly tripled during the reported strike period despite a 14% drop in detainee population.
Zohran Mamdani Makes High-Risk, High-Reward Move to Reshape New York's Voice in Washington
The mayor has endorsed three progressive challengers against incumbent Democrats, betting his political capital can shift the city's congressional representation.
Forest Service Says It's Closing Research Offices to Cut Costs, but Critics Question the Savings
Internal documents and leases show many facilities slated for closure cost the government as little as $1 in rent annually.