'Jeopardy!' Champion Brayden Smith Dead at Age 24
'He was kind, funny and absolutely brilliant,' the game show said in a statement. 'Our deepest condolences go out to Brayden’s family.'
Minneapolis Officials Abruptly Reverse Course on 'Defund the Police' as Crime Soars
There's a lesson here for every other city in the country that thinks it might be a good idea to get rid of its police department.
Lindsey Graham Backs Lara Trump for US Senate Even Though She Hasn't Announced Yet
'I'll certainly be behind her because I think she represents the future of the Republican Party,' the senator said.
Texas Power Output Hampered as Wind Turbines Freeze in Winter Storm
Millions in Texas are without power due to frozen wind turbines, raising questions about the potential drawbacks of renewable energy.
Antifa Use Snow Barrier to Block Seattle Police from Responding to Emergencies
Videos from a snowstorm in Seattle show protesters, reportedly antifa, blocking police officers from going out on calls.
Biden Calls for 3 Major Gun Control Moves on Anniversary of Parkland School Shooting
Biden's gun control proposals were rolled out on the third anniversary of the Parkland shooting that claimed 17 lives.
12-Year-Old Fends Off Home Invaders Who Shot His Grandma, Killing One
A 12-year-old North Carolina boy shot and killed an intruder after his 73-year-old grandmother was shot.
Mitt Romney Could Face Censure for Voting to Convict Trump
Some Utah Republicans are angry that GOP Sen. Mitt Romney once again sided with Democrats over Donald Trump.
Republicans Demand Explanation from Pelosi Amid Extended National Guard Deployment in DC
House Republicans would like a straight answer from Nancy Pelosi about the plan to keep troops in DC through the fall.
US Military Comes to the Rescue After Cuban Nationals Get Stuck on Deserted Island for 33 Days
The US Coast Guard has rescued two men and one woman from a deserted island in a search-and-rescue mission.
Young Not Stupid: Reagan Insider Reveals How Biden Is Already Alienating the Democrat-Dominated Congress
Peggy Grande was Ronald Reagan's executive assistant from 1989 to 1999, playing a major role in Reagan's post-Presidency in public life.
Dems Come Under Fire After Promoting Ilhan Omar to Vice Chair of Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
'Now she’s a vice chair of a subcommittee,' Hegseth said. 'This is the modern-day Democrat Party - anti-Americanism writ large.'
Alex Trebek's Wardrobe Donated to Help Those in Need for Job Interviews
Imagine getting ready for a job interview knowing that you're wearing a suit once owned by Alex Trebek. What a confidence boost that would be!
Ethics Questions Raised as COVID Business Dealings of Biden's Son-in-Law Come to Light
More ethics questions are swirling around President Joe Biden and his extended family.
Op-Ed: 1 Month in and Biden Has Essentially Canceled the 1964 Civil Rights Act
'Skin color and gender are about as relevant to my skills and contributions to society as my having black hair.'
Lindsey Graham: 'I Don't Know How Kamala Harris Doesn't Get Impeached' if the GOP Takes Over the House
The South Carolina senator has a warning for the Biden administration about what it can expect if the GOP returns to power in Congress.
Gen. Michael Flynn's Brother Tapped to Command US Army Pacific Forces
Charles Flynn was tapped to command US Army Pacific out of Fort Shafter following his involvement in the Capitol incursion controversy.
Trump Impeachment Lawyer Scorches CBSN Host: 'It's Not OK to Doctor a Little Bit of Evidence'
Trump defense attorney Michael van der Veen won in the trial in the Senate, but he wasn't done making a case in the court of public opinion.
'Light Pillar' Phenomenon Visible Across Much of America During Bone-Chilling Cold Snap
There are two main prerequisites that must normally be met in order for light pillars to be visible: The air must be cold and calm.
California Dems Rip San Francisco School Board for Embarrassing Debacle: 'We've Become Parodies'
This new 'super-woke' culture is dangerous. These people have become caricatures and they need to be snapped back into reality.
McConnell Turns on Trump Despite Casting Not Guilty Vote: 'Disgraceful Dereliction of Duty'
The Kentucky Republican said the Constitution does not empower the Senate to act as 'the nation’s overarching moral tribunal.'