Jack Davis, The Western Journal 
A federal judge has blocked Illinois’ new assault weapon ban, highlighting potential violations of the Second Amendment. This pivotal decision raises critical questions about gun rights and state legislation. Read more for in-depth analysis.
Farmers have been battling the manufacturers of their high-tech farming machinery for years over the right to repair their equipment on their own.
Three soldiers were killed and a fourth was hospitalized Thursday after two Army helicopters collided during a training exercise in Alaska.
Public opinion pollster Gallup released its latest survey results regarding President Joe Biden’s job approval rating, and the results weren’t good for the sitting president.
President Joe Biden forgot the name of the recently-released “Top Gun” sequel on Thursday at the White House as he simultaneously claimed it was his “favorite” film.
A lone Republican House member voted against a resolution designed to express support of America’s relationship with Israel and encourage other nations to “normalize relations” with the Middle Eastern nation.
In the spotlight of Fox News primetime, Tucker Carlson in the past years has been almost as much of a story as the controversial issues he’s covered.
A new report says at least 222 noncitizens have registered to vote in Arizona’s Maricopa County since 2015.
The subject was the 2024 election, but that did not stop Fox News host Greg Gutfeld from slipping in a reference to the real topic of the day on Fox News.
Tucker Carlson was more than the highest-rated host in all of cable until his shocking termination by Fox News on Monday.
In the final speech he gave as a Fox News host, Tucker Carlson saluted the bravery of those who take the road less traveled and the position less popular.
On Monday, President Joe Biden made himself look like a fool with yet another public gaffe — this time by pronouncing the name of a Democratic congresswoman wrong, not once, but six times and right in front of her face.
The left would have you believe that former President Donald Trump is a snooty rich elite who couldn’t care less for the working man.
To say Joe Biden has been struggling in the polls is putting it mildly, and after running for the White House to replace who he said was the “worst president” in history, he has reached even lower numbers than former President Donald Trump.
In an uncharacteristic move, New York’s left-wing, progressive, Democrat Mayor, Eric Adams, has taken a shot at a Democrat president, saying that Joe Biden’s open border policies are “destroying” his city.
Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg has reached a deal with House Republicans allowing the House Judiciary Committee to question an ex-prosecutor about Bragg’s indictment of former President Trump.
One of the most polarizing topics in all of entertainment is “race-swapping,” or intentionally changing the race of established characters.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley blasted a Newsweek reporter on after he emailed her team to inquire about the color of the dress she wore to her daughter’s recent wedding.
Actor Alec Baldwin is not home free even though charges against him were dropped, according to the special prosecutors in the case.
It was an impressively bad morning for Karine Jean-Pierre on Thursday.
Richard Nixon sent a letter to former President Donald Trump in the 1980s in which it was predicted that the country’s 45th commander-in-chief would be victorious if he ever decided to run for public office.
A pro-life pregnancy center in Bowling Green, Ohio, was vandalized Saturday, with the message “abort God” painted on the building.
Two of the three biggest box office bombs of 2022 were both animated Disney movies that, when combined, lost the company more than a quarter of a billion dollars.
The world far from Hollywood is what made actor Sean Patrick Flanery a success — and he says that’s the world he wants for his family.
Well, it was bound to happen: After wading into the culture wars via a deal that saw transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney as a spokesman for Bud Light, Anheuser-Busch tweeted a kind-of-sort-of-apology letter — and it went over about as well as a warm, flat version of its best-known product.
A 7-year-old and a 19-year-old were killed in a house fire Monday that officials said was caused by an e-bike battery.
In an apparent attempt to pour ice on the ongoing boycott of Anheuser-Busch by conservatives who do not support the mutilation of children, Newsweek reported the 10 best-selling beers or their parent companies have each rolled out LGBT campaigns in the past.
Anheuser-Busch, a formerly great and formerly American-owned company that recently poured its credibility with normal people down the drain, is a lot bigger than most people might realize.
In a scene right out of a horror movie (or “Home Alone”), gruesome new details about Tiger Woods’ injuries have surfaced and added painful new context to his latest withdrawal from a major championship.
A new book claims money was one of the major issues that created friction between Prince Harry and his father, now King Charles III.
The city of San Francisco is officially in a PR nightmare as yet another high-profile death has rocked the City by the Bay — and grabbed more negative press in the process.
In addition to starring in hit TV shows and multiple blockbuster film franchises, Chris Pratt is known for his faith.
For nearly a century, ever since its founder and namesake released his first Mickey Mouse cartoon, the Walt Disney Company has been the king of animation.
An attack on a former San Francisco fire commissioner proves that “no one is safe” in the city, according to a resident who lives near the site of the attack.
CNN has recently begun to warn its audience that the U.S.
Multiple county music artists will appear at a concert to benefit the families of victims of the March 27 Covenant School shooting in Nashville.
Just to get this painfully obvious statement out of the way first: Throughout all of history, there has never been an event as momentous, iconic and indelibly important to humanity as the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
“How to Blow Up a Pipeline” hit theaters this week, and there’s no nuance in its title.
The Washington Post’s so-called fact-checker, Glenn Kessler, has had a very bad week, finding his own tweets slapped with “community notes” pointing out that they are less than factual.
Conservatives applauded CEO Elon Musk after his social media platform designated National Public Radio as “state-affiliated media” on Tuesday.
Eric Trump revealed that well-wishers expressed their sympathies to him personally after the criminal indictment of former President Donald Trump.
As Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg tries to hang a felony charge on former President Donald Trump, leaks from the grand jury indictment against the former president could leave Bragg facing his own felony charge — if he was the source of the leak.
Geraldo Rivera apparently finds just as much validity in the indictment of former President Donald Trump as he found during his infamous live televised foray into Al Capone’s vault — which is to say, absolutely nothing.
A battle is raging over the way in which Arizona’s Maricopa County verifies that signatures on early ballots are genuine.
The nation saw flags lowered as tempers rose this week in the aftermath of a mass shooting that involved a self-identified transgender woman who murdered three children and three adults at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee.
In an emotional video released Tuesday, actress Melissa Joan Hart was still reeling from the impact of a chance encounter with children fleeing from the Nashville school attacked Monday.
Things took a decidedly bizarre turn on Friday’s edition of “The View” — and it all began with Michelangelo’s David.
Elon Musk has issued marching orders to workers that he wants them either marching back to the office or out the door.
A bill mandating ethnic studies in Minnesota schools, would teach “hopelessness to kids of color,” a black mother of three children told a hearing on Tuesday.
The best way for the White House to mark the unlucky 13th anniversary of the enactment of the Affordable Care Act — colloquially known as Obamacare — might be to try and ensure everyone forgot it existed.
Social media is blasting actors who visited the White House on Monday over their choice of clothing.
Today News Africa reporter Simon Ateba, an actual journalist, interrupted White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s star-studded Monday briefing.
A Rhode Island woman is paying the price for stolen valor.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is changing its mission statement.
The NFL is as popular as it has ever been in this country.
A suspected shoplifter with rotten timing was met by an armed police officer after he allegedly tried to exit an Arizona Walmart with stolen goods.
