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Where else could Biden have classified documents?

Among many unanswered questions in President Joe Biden's unfolding classified documents scandal, one of the biggest is where materials may still be lurking in unsecured locations.

NASA to test revolutionary nuclear-powered rockets that reach Mars in record time

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced plans to test a new nuclear-powered rocket, saying it's capable of greatly reducing the time it would take to fly astronauts to Mars.

White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger under investigation for domestic violence: Report

Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger is reportedly under investigation by Major League Baseball for various allegations of domestic violence.

Box office hit Top Gun: Maverick scores Oscar nod for Best Picture

Tom Cruise's return to his role as Captain Pete "Maverick" Mitchell in Top Gun: Maverick has earned an Oscar nomination for Best Picture.

WATCH: MTG to introduce legislation labeling Antifa as ‘domestic terrorists’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) announced Monday that she intends to introduce legislation declaring Antifa "domestic terrorists."

Schumer says it’s ‘much too early’ to decide whether to support Sinema

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) avoided committing to supporting Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) in a reelection race Tuesday, saying it was "much too early" to do so.

Tax rebate 2023: New Mexico residents can still claim check worth up to $500

Many New Mexico residents are still eligible for tax rebates worth up to $500.

White House says Trump and Pompeo failed on Khashoggi accountability

The White House responded to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s criticism of slain journalist Jamal Khashoggi by touting President Joe Biden’s efforts to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for the brutal 2018 murder.

‘An amazing day’: Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs landmark school choice bill

Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) signed new legislation Tuesday making the Hawkeye State the second in the nation to establish a universal school choice program.

High school ‘White Power’ graffiti in Idaho revealed to be hate crime hoax

Authorities in Idaho revealed that the "White Power" graffiti discovered after a school protest was a hate crime hoax and was created as an "act of intimidation" in a dispute between "rival Hispanic criminal street gangs."
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