Steve Warren

Vice President JD Vance touched down in Israel today amid a ceasefire that's already showing cracks, tasked with salvaging President Trump's hard-won deal to end the grinding war in Gaza.

New York City, once the beating heart of American ambition, now teeters on the brink of a self-inflicted collapse.

A federal judge in Virginia has turned down New York Attorney General Letitia James' attempt to compel prosecutors to document their interactions with the media, dealing a setback in her defense against federal fraud charges.

For over a decade, gluten has been the bogeyman of modern diets — blamed for everything from fatigue to brain fog to mysterious stomach aches.

In the shadow of a city grappling with rising street crime and a police force stretched thin, a fresh federal complaint has zeroed in on the Chicago Police Department's recruitment playbook.

The United States announced a $2 billion pledge for United Nations humanitarian aid programs on Monday, marking a sharp reduction from previous years as the Trump administration pushes for major reforms in global aid spending.

Letter: Swift repercussions to sexual-abuse allegations against Cesar Chavez are worthy of praise. Trump defenders should take note.

As the fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran hangs by a thread following failed talks in Islamabad, one uncomfortable question looms larger than most: how far will Beijing go to protect its vital interests in the Persian Gulf? Reports of Chinese military supplies flowing toward Iran, coupled with President Trump's blunt warnings of “big problems” and steep tariffs, suggest that the conflict is no longer confined to the Middle East. What began as a necessary campaign to degrade Iran's nuclear program and terror proxies risks pulling the world's two largest economies—and their formidable militaries—into direct confrontation.

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Video from outside Delaney Hall in Newark captures a scene that should alarm anyone who believes federal law still applies inside the United States. Cars belonging to ICE agents and civilian staffers sit smashed and battered while crowds operate with apparent impunity. Those tasked with carrying out lawful detention and removal operations received no meaningful protection from local authorities as the attacks unfolded. As independent journalist