Nick Reynolds

To label NPR as "state-influenced, state-controlled or state-affiliated," one researcher told Newsweek, is "quite misleading and dishonest."

Economic strife exacerbated by the war in Ukraine could present new trials and tribulations for world leaders as they seek closure to the conflict.

The race was hailed by some as the most important in the country.

When all is said and done, Daniels could owe the former president more than a half million dollars in legal fees.

On Monday, state Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Brad Hoylman-Sigal introduced legislation to lift the ban on audio-visual equipment in court.

Former President Donald Trump might not be directly involved in Tuesday's election, but his presence is still being felt.

Critics say the changes could potentially drive more poor people and people of color into jail before they'd even been convicted of a crime.

As the U.S. faces claims of becoming a "banana republic," history shows established Democracies have had no qualms with indicting their leaders in the past.

"Congrats to Donald Trump for finally winning a popular vote," one commenter posted.

Video shared widely online has been evaluated by some as a leftist reprise of Jan. 6. Other evidence appears to debunk that narrative.

The judge ruled the Trump administration violated a pastor's civil rights when it had her arrested for performing marriages between asylum seekers.

From Fox News host Tucker Carlson to progressives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, an unlikely alliance has formed to save TikTok from a future ban.

"This is bad business," the right-leaning network's CEO wrote after a reporter fact-checked Trump on-air.

Amid mounting criticism from their U.S. allies over proposed judicial reforms, Israel's top officials are asking the U.S. government to butt out.

"The evidence is so overwhelming in my favor, & so ridiculously bad for the highly partisan & hateful district attorney," Trump wrote.

Hale did not specifically target one student, and a motive for the killings at the private school is not yet known.

The move to store nuclear weapons within its borders shows Lukashenko is "powerless to actually stop the Kremlin from doing what it wants, when it wants."

"Through tears we trust that she is in the arms of Jesus who will raise her to life once again," Chad Scruggs said in a statement.

AR-15s "are not a fun family toy, let alone a centerpiece for a family Christmas card," one lawmaker tweeted.

Biden's proposals to address a rise in illegal crossings have caused some dissension within his own party ranks.

Brian Kilmeade admonished Trump for spending "80 percent of his time" on the campaign trail "complaining about court cases."

The campaign fell nearly 18,000 signatures short of the necessary threshold after tens of thousands of signatures were deemed illegitimate.

"If he gets convicted, perversely, the most embarrassing picture for most people, a mugshot, may be Trump's best campaign poster."

Members of City Commission voted against imposing a curfew this coming weekend after a pair of shootings during spring break last weekend.

By attacking brand names, the two men are able to elevate their national profiles beyond mere talking points.

"We just got a preview of how DeSantis would fight the regime in 2028," one pro-Trump commentator posted.

Former President Donald Trump asked supporters to protest his potential indictment this week.

The push by Democratic leadership to support certain issues "does not align with those values and principles that are a part of my Christian life," he said.

Joe Tacopina had previously admitted to consulting with the same person who is now a key witness in a case against his client.

Poland's Mariusz Kaminski said six "foreigners from across the eastern border" were charged in alleged plot to disrupt aid to Ukraine on Russia's behalf.