Angel Studios, the distributor of Sound of Freedom, announced that investors in the film received a 120% return on their investment thanks to the film’s strong box office showing.
A Kansas county prosecutor has withdrawn the warrant for a raid on a small-town newspaper, stating that the county police had "insufficient evidence" to seize information from the paper.
Former President Donald Trump now has five indictments for four criminal cases under his belt, and the public is split across party lines over Trump's actions in the federal and state alleged crimes.
GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said it is not compassionate to affirm gender confusion but to consider their mental health and "figure out what is going wrong in that kid's life."
Although Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said he expects to pass a short-term continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown, House Republicans are split on how they feel about passing the stopgap measure, setting the stage for another internal fight when lawmakers return from the August recess.
Ahead of a possible rematch between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden in 2024, Democrats in the battleground state of Wisconsin are calling attention to the collapsed plan for 13,000 manufacturing jobs in the state, which had been much touted by Trump's White House in 2017 as a success for his "America First" agenda.
A federal judge has ordered an evidentiary hearing for Mark Meadows's request to move the Fulton County, Georgia, case brought against him to federal court.
President Joe Biden’s upcoming Camp David summit with the leaders of Japan and South Korea will upend China’s strategy to drive the United States out of the Indo-Pacific, according to U.S. Ambassador Rahm Emanuel.
Democratic Tennessee state Rep. Justin Pearson joined dozens of teachers, students, and educational activists in marching to a Miami county school board meeting to protest Florida's black history teaching standards, a controversial policy debate in recent months.
Former President Donald Trump took aim at President Joe Biden’s economic policies, touting his own previous administration's agenda and pledging to create a “bigger and better” economy if he retakes the White House.
