Utah Republican lawmakers are pushing back against a Pentagon policy that no longer lists The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints under the Christian faith code, calling the move offensive and inaccurate.

A Marine veteran and commentator argues that Graham Platner's pattern of bad behavior—including victim-blaming rape victims and insults—cannot be blamed on PTSD, and that accountability must come first.

US airlines paid $6.5 billion in fuel costs in April, up 78% from a year ago, as the war with Iran pushes jet fuel prices to $4.11 per gallon and squeezes carrier profits.

Justice Alito condemned Ketanji Brown Jackson's dissent in a voting rights case as 'baseless,' yet he never objected to Antonin Scalia's far harsher attacks on liberal rulings. The inconsistency raises questions about his judicial temperament.

Dan Cogdell, who led Ken Paxton's impeachment defense, endorses Democrat James Talarico, saying Paxton prioritizes Trump over Texas.

A new AP-NORC poll shows just 44% of Americans view the US as one of the world's greatest countries, with younger adults far less likely to see democracy as core to national identity.

As hantavirus and Ebola resurge without vaccines, convalescent plasma—a century-old therapy validated during COVID—offers a ready weapon. Yet medical experts often overlook it.

NOAA issued geomagnetic storm watches for Monday and Tuesday after an M1.8 solar flare and associated CME, raising chances of northern lights in northern US states.

Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) called on President Trump to scrap plans to appoint Bill Pulte as acting DNI, arguing the move could derail FISA renewal, which provides over half of U.S. sensitive intelligence.