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The Washington Examiner's Byron York described the history of former President Donald Trump's polling numbers ahead of the 2024 presidential election, pointing out that his performance has only increased since his first indictment.

Sound of Freedom’s opening weekend earned $18 million and took the No. 3 spot at the box office.

Anyone who has wanted to see the Northern Lights but does not live in Alaska might have a chance to see them this week.

Former Tennessee state senator Roy Herron has died days after he was seriously injured in a jet ski incident.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) has accused the Trump administration of conspiring with big-tech corporations to help bury the Hunter Biden scandal in 2020.

The Netherlands crowned its first transgender pageant queen to represent the country at Miss Universe this year.

The director of the Internal Revenue Service sent a memo to employees on Friday clarifying the agency's whistleblower policy amid pressure and investigations from Congress.

Commentary Editor Conn Carroll joins Politics Editor Jim Antle to discuss the injunction placed on the Biden administration against them communicating with social media companies and whether the Biden administration has been attempting to combat false information or suppress information.

Internal Revenue Service agents were left out of a briefing on an alleged "criminal bribery scheme" investigation into President Joe Biden and his family, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) claimed in a letter sent Sunday.

Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) said he plans to sue various social media companies over harm caused to Utah youth, months after he passed new regulations to limit youth access to social media.