First Female Vatican Prefect Appointed Under Pope Francis

Pope Francis shakes up the Vatican's old "boys' club," naming Sister Simona Brambilla the first woman to run a dicastery in the Roman Curia.

'H-1B Trump' Blames 'Open Borders' for New Years Attacks

Following attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, President-elect Trump blamed both incidents on "open borders," attempting to reinforce his stance on immigration policy.

Musk Melts Down, Cancels America First Brigade

Elon Musk, disconnected from average Americans, went on a spree on X, targeting and de-verifying accounts opposing U.S. immigration expansion.

House GOP Finalizes Plan B for Vote

House Republicans reached a deal on Plan B on Thursday, narrowly avoiding a potential government shutdown before the Friday deadline.

Denver Pastor Journeys to Antarctica to Debunk Flat-Earth

A pastor from Denver, Colorado, journeyed to Antarctica to test the theories in the "globe-earther" versus flat-earther debate.

Drinking, Womanizing Could Torpedo Hegseth

Pete Hegseth's nomination might be facing significant challenges with GOP Sen. Joni Ernst, given her advocacy for military sexual assault survivors.

Jan 6 Convict Attempted to Link up with Russian Army

Kevin Daniel Loftus, a Jan. 6th convict, tried to join up with Russian forces in the effort against Ukraine after attempting to board a flight to Turkey.

Ex-NYPD Commissioner Slams Leftist Policies of Alvin Bragg

Following a violent stabbing rampage by a habitual offender in New York, Ray Kelly, the former NYPD Commissioner, criticized District Attorney Alvin Bragg for his "radical" policies that favor criminals.

Catholic Mother Victorious as Fairfax Bans 'Deviant' LGBTQ Novel

A Virginia mother's objection led Fairfax County Public Schools to remove a pornographic LGBTQ graphic novel from its library shelves.

Trump to Bypass FBI for Transition Background Checks

The Trump transition team plans to move forward with its own internal background checks, avoiding 'swampy' FBI.