Crime-ridden blue cities struggle to combat shrinking police forces as feds step in to clean up chaos

Police departments are struggling to recover from a mass 2020 officer exodus as recruitment remains difficult, a Fraternal Order of Police leader says.

AI drone finds missing hiker’s remains in mountains after 10 months

Recovery team in Italy use AI-enabled drones to detect missing hiker’s red helmet, leading to successful recovery after months of ground searches

Mike Johnson hits iconic Nashville bar, blasts Dems for ‘lying’ about Trump’s agenda

House Speaker Mike Johnson visited Nashville Palace to discuss the GOP’s tax bill with tipped workers, who expressed enthusiasm about keeping more of their earnings.

Surprised archaeologists unearth ancient graves caught between pagan, Christian rituals in Poland

Archaeologists in Poland uncovered 11th-century graves reopened by medieval Poles, revealing a blend of Christian and pagan burial practices during a period of cultural transition.

Trump Mulls Travel Ban for EU Officials Over ‘Orwellian’ Censorship Law

Trump Mulls Travel Ban for EU Officials Over ‘Orwellian’ Censorship Law

President Donald Trump is weighing a travel ban on European Union officials behind the bloc’s Digital Services Act (DSA), a sweeping online regulation that the White H…

Nancy Mace blasts ‘lunatic rage’ after sparring with protesters at rowdy town hall

South Carolina congresswoman Nancy Mace spoke with Fox News Digital after she clashed with activists at her Greenville town hall, telling attendees “some of you do hate our country.”

Cracker Barrel’s logo mea culpa is a start but it shouldn’t be the end

Responding to a barrage of complaints from its loyal customers, Cracker Barrel announced Tuesday it was scrapping the restaurant’s rebranding campaign and returning to its classic logo.

Agriculture is the answer to America’s junk food crisis

New CDC study shows majority of Americans consume ultra-processed foods as primary calorie source, prompting calls for agricultural solutions to health crisis.

Despite bans, DEI remains widespread in college hiring, analysis shows

Heterodox Academy study found DEI statements requested in faculty hiring across all disciplines, with private universities asking for them nearly 30% of the time.

What Fed must do now after Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole epiphany

Federal Reserve chairman acknowledges tariffs create only one-time price adjustments, not inflation spirals, as calls grow for aggressive 100 basis point rate cuts.