“Totally Serious” – Don Lemon Says He’s Considering 2028 White House Run
Former CNN host Don Lemon says he may run for president in 2028, insisting he is "totally serious" and would do a good job in...
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“Historic” Second Amendment Victory In Federal Appeals Court Ruling
The 3rd Circuit struck down New Jersey's bans on semiautomatic rifles and magazines over 10 rounds, ruling both violate the Second Amendment.
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“Never See Her Like Again” – Beloved Oscar-Winning Actress Passes Away
Oscar-winning Irish actress Brenda Fricker, known for My Left Foot and Home Alone 2, died in Dublin after a period of declining health. She was...
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President Trump Issues Statement After New York Enacts First Statewide Data Center Moratorium
President Trump criticized Gov. Kathy Hochul after New York enacted the nation's first statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers.
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$1 Gold Coin Featuring President Trump Unveiled
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled a $1 gold-colored coin featuring President Trump for America's 250th anniversary, expected this fall.
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“One Of America’s Greatest And Most Hard Working Patriots” – President Trump Makes Endorsement In Key Gubernatorial Race
President Trump endorsed Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor, praising his patriotism and election-integrity fight as early primary voting begins.
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First Candidate Enters Special Primary To Replace Lindsey Graham On November’s Ballot
Mark Lynch revives his U.S. Senate campaign after Lindsey Graham's death, entering South Carolina's special primary to seek the Republican nomination.
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“Sudden And Unexpected” – ‘Jurassic Park’ Star Passes Away At 78
"Jurassic Park" star Sam Neill died suddenly and unexpectedly at 78 in Sydney, his family announced, noting that he remained cancer-free.
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BREAKING: Sen. Lindsey Graham Dead At 71
Sen. Lindsey Graham died at 71 following a brief and sudden illness, according to his office, days after returning from a trip to Kyiv.
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“Irreplaceable” – Republican Governor Announces Family Loss
"Irreplaceable" Republican Gov. Greg Abbott mourns Pancake, the First Puppy of Texas, after 11 years of joy and affection shared with family and Mansion guests.
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Passenger On Commercial Flight Nearly Sucked Out Of Window In Mid-Air
A Ryanair flight returned to Thessaloniki after a cabin window dislodged at 20,000 feet, leaving a 61-year-old passenger with friction burns.
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“Intellectual Neglect” – Couple Sentenced To 50 Days In Prison For Homeschooling Daughters In Shocking Case
A Brazilian couple is appealing a 50-day sentence for 'intellectual neglect' after a court faulted the curriculum used to homeschool their daughters.
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Championship Team Finalizes Date For White House Visit
The Los Angeles Dodgers will visit the White House on July 23 to celebrate consecutive World Series titles during an East Coast road trip.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Says Trump Administration Not Moving Forward With Obama-Era Plan To Replace Andrew Jackson On $20 Bill
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the department is not currently moving ahead with the Obama-era plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.
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“Increasingly Concerned” – Kentucky Governor Requests Health Update On Mitch McConnell
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear asked Sen. Mitch McConnell to disclose his health status 24 days after a hospitalization his office has not explained.
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Graham Platner Will Only Drop Out Of Senate Race Under Specific Condition, Report Claims
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner reportedly will withdraw only if his replacement shares his left-wing values amid calls for him to leave the race.
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WATCH: English Player Suffers “Serious” Injury During Celebrations After Team’s Historic World Cup Victory
Jordan Henderson suffered a serious wrist injury climbing an advertising barrier after England's 3-2 World Cup win over Mexico and now needs surgery.
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“All I Did Was Ask For A Review” – President Trump Discusses Phone Call With FIFA President Over Folarin Balogun Red Card
President Trump says he asked FIFA chief Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun's red card; FIFA then lifted the one-game suspension.
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DOGE Officially Shuts Down
DOGE ended its formal operations on July 4, 2026, after reporting $215 billion in savings and saying the push against waste, fraud, and abuse would...
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U.S. Dollar Bills Featuring President Trump’s Signature Introduced For Nation’s 250th Birthday
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced U.S. bills bearing President Trump's signature for the nation's 250th anniversary, a first for a sitting president.
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Fire Erupts On Brooklyn Bridge Amid Fireworks Display
Flames and thick smoke appeared on multiple sections of the Brooklyn Bridge during New York City's July 4 fireworks display before the fires burned out.
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‘Great American State Fair’ In Nation’s Capital Temporarily Closes
The Great American State Fair on the National Mall temporarily closed Friday as D.C. faced dangerous heat, with organizers planning an evening reopening.
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Former Republican Governor Says GOP Heading For “Monumental Defeat” In 2026 Midterm Elections
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie predicted Republicans face a 'monumental defeat' in the 2026 midterms, arguing losses force change.
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‘Birthplace Of America’ Cancels “Salute To Independence” Parade
Philadelphia canceled its Salute to Independence Semiquincentennial Parade in Old City as forecast heat and humidity raised safety concerns.