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In response to increasing public concerns about reported drone sightings, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) added two more regions Thursday to its growing list of drone-restricted areas in the state.

More murders of business leaders are coming, two-thirds of U.S. likely voters warn in reaction to the recent slaying of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson.

Fully 41% of the nation’s young voters believe UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson’s murder was “acceptable” and nearly twice as many Democrats as Republicans agree, a new Emerson College Polling survey reveals.

A pro-fat activist has reportedly been hired by San Francisco’s Health Department to help promote “weight neutrality” and discourage stigmatization of those who are obese.

After evading and obfuscating for much of the day, Madison, Wisc. Police Chief Shon Barnes finally revealed the identity of the suspected shooter found dead inside a private Christian school on Monday. While there is currently no evidence suggesting that the suspect is transgender, Chief Barnes said that he won’t even consider whether gender status or ideology was a factor.

The Biden Administration is causing him to use more water than ever before, instead of conserving it, Mark Levin explained Sunday.

UPDATE: Suspect identified, but police chief still plays word games with press-How can the Madison, Wisconsin police chief not know if Monday’s deceased suspected school shooter is male or female? That’s what some in the media want to know, reacting to Chief Shon Barnes claim in a media update on the deadly shooting.

“Indeed,” Elon Musk declared Sunday, responding to a conservative commentator’s list of 39 “legacy media lies.” Which of them were you duped by?

Caving to activists’ claim that horse-drawn carriages constitute horse “slavery” and “exploitation,” San Antonio’s city council voted Thursday to ban the industry – placing the horses in danger of an even worse, and deadly, fate.

Big Tech companies that censored and skewed content against former President Donald Trump are now trying to mend fences before the president-elect returns to the White House in January.

Goldman Sachs has left another climate coalition that uses members’ financial leverage to advance net-zero emissions goals - but says it won’t stop discriminating against industry sectors and capital-seekers based on net-zero emissions ideology.

What do Mexican drug cartels, Chinese fentanyl manufacturers, human traffickers, and Iran’s military suppliers all have in common?

As the U.S. Supreme Court mulls the constitutionality of Texas’ ban on providing medical transgender treatments to minors, the UK government has announced that it will indefinitely extend a ban on puberty blockers for minors.

San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone has responded to Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) defiant insult in an interview this week with the National Catholic Reporter.