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Vice President J.D. Vance speaks at the nation’s largest pro-life rally in Washington, touting the administration’s pro-family policies and announcing more restrictions for organizations promoting abortion.

The United States officially withdrew from the World Health Organization on Thursday, slightly over a year after President Donald Trump announced his intention to withdraw the U.S. from the WHO via an executive order on the first day of his second te

President Donald Trump’s Air Force One experiences electrical problems during takeoff to Switzerland for World Economic Forum, with White House citing decades-old aircraft concerns.

Colorado’s second-highest court reversed multiple child sex assault convictions on Thursday after concluding an Adams County prosecutor committed misconduct while cross-examining the defendant. A three-judge Court of Appeals panel observed the charge

Colorado’s government has grown substantially over the past three decades despite voter-approved limits designed to restrain that expansion, according to a new report from the Independence Institute. The analysis examines state spending, revenue sour

Department of Justice asks Supreme Court to block California’s congressional map, alleging the state improperly factored race into redistricting under Proposition 50.

FBI Director Kash Patel announces a significant development in an ongoing investigation.

Last week, Carney’s office said he had been invited to serve on the board and planned to accept.

ICE arrests surge in sanctuary states as federal officials say local cooperation prevents chaos. Kentucky, Alabama leaders contrast their approach.

March for Life, the largest pro-life event in the United States, holds its 2026 rally and parade in Washington, featuring Vice President JD Vance, House Speaker Mike Johnson, Jennie Bradley Lichter, Sarah Hurm, Cisie Graham Lynch, Bishop Irinej Dobri