Vice President JD Vance asserted to UnHerd during an interview that anybody who attacks his wife, second lady Usha Vance, "can eat s---."
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Business and political elites are heading to the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos this week.
The bank responded by saying that it does not debank individuals over political beliefs.
Self-proclaimed "Deadhead" and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi draws criticism for her demeanor and outfit choice while speaking at Bob Weir's memorial celebration in San Francisco.
Minneapolis protesters disrupted Sunday service at Cities Church after claims surfaced linking a pastor, David Easterwood, to ICE leadership.
The foundation that awards the Peace Prize said that the will of Alfred Nobel stipulates that it can't be transferred.
The wife of an American citizen freed from Venezuelan prison after year-long detention on alleged espionage charges, reunites with husband in emotional call.
The Denver Gazette wire services MINNEAPOLIS - The Justice Department is investigating whether Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey have impeded federal immigration enforcement through public statements they have made, two people
The Nobel Foundation firmly rejected Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado's symbolic transfer of her Peace Prize to Trump, stating prizes cannot be passed on.
President Donald Trump targeted Minnesota Democrats on over ICE operations, alleging they are distracting from state fraud issues and investigations.
Trump has said if the United States doesn't gain control of Greenland, China or Russia will take it.
Former far-left 'Squad' Rep. Cori Bush blasts Congress for not prioritizing public transit, but her voting record shows she did not prioritize it either while on Capitol Hill.
The border skirmishes are increasing, and we could be looking at full-blown combat. The simmering civil unrest inside Colorado's Democratic ranks is heating up, and during this legislative session it might boil over into all-out civil war. If it does