Category: The Latest

Vice President JD Vance says the Labor Department is indefinitely suspending Microsoft from PERM after an investigation cited layoffs, H-1B visas, and green-card certifications.

Nidal Hasan’s execution is scheduled for December 3, 2026, at Fort Hood, where he killed 13 soldiers and wounded 32 others in 2009.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz finished the Twin Cities 10 Mile, posed with his medal, and drew online attention to a questionable mark on his shorts. The image is clear, but the cause of the stain is not.

Edward Kelley says a Trump pardon certificate arrived in prison while he remained incarcerated, raising a serious question about how the pardon is being applied.

Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed was pressed by Martha MacCallum over his criticism of big money, his Soros connections, and a $30 million Senate Majority PAC pledge. His defense drew a sharp distinction between individual donors and corporations.

Northlake police say Holly Leeann Flores stabbed her husband and two young children before dawn. The three victims were rushed to a Fort Worth hospital.

Two soldiers from Joint Base Lewis-McChord stopped after a rollover crash on Interstate 5 and wrestled a knife away from a woman accused of attacking her two children. Police say the younger child suffered broken bones and stab wounds, while the woman was taken into custody.

Kallie Keeler’s family is asking the Supreme Court to intervene after she alleges a male opponent sexually assaulted her during a high-school wrestling match.

Usha Vance caught herself quickly after slipping on the stairs of Marine Two while carrying baby Alec during a trip to Alaska.

Maricopa County says Runbeck mailed 3,126 early ballots too soon. Trump rejects the county’s “error” explanation and says, “They got caught!”