A pair of pranksters in the United Kingdom are being accused of attempting to start World War III after they flew their own version of a "spy" balloon over the Chinese Embassy in London.
A New York federal judge rejected an offer on Wednesday by former President Donald Trump to supply a DNA sample in a lawsuit accusing him of raping writer E. Jean Carroll in a Manhattan department store in the 1990s, saying his offering comes "too late," with a trial slated to begin in April.
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has made a "solemn promise" to stop posting more episodes of his new subscription-based podcast following concerns he could use the show to spread disinformation and liquidate his bankrupt business that owes the families of the Sandy Hook Elementary massacre $1.5 billion in settlement money.
After months of litigation against New York's latest gun control law, several liberal groups are standing in opposition to its measure requiring concealed carry permit applicants to register their social media accounts, saying it's "overbroad" and unconstitutional.
A major left-wing charity is unable to accept credit card donations for itself or the 140 groups that it fiscally sponsors following several Washington Examiner reports on how the nonprofit group is linked to Palestinian terrorism.
The federal budget deficit will rise to $1.4 trillion in fiscal 2023, the Congressional Budget Office estimated Wednesday, larger than previously projected and a reversal of the decline in deficits over the past few years as pandemic emergency spending wound down.
The United States will run out of ways to prevent the government from defaulting sometime this summer, between July and September, the Congressional Budget Office projected Wednesday.
Former President Donald Trump's 2024 campaign wasted no time going after his first official major GOP rival Nikki Haley following her campaign kick-off speech Wednesday.
