HuffPost journalist Shirish Dáte is drawing unusually personal attacks from Trump White House officials—including ‘your mom’ jokes—highlighting escalating tensions between progressive media and the administration.
A new survey shows rising happiness among museum staff, but this positive trend is overshadowed by a deepening crisis of burnout, low wages, and political pressure.
Nineteen-year-old Brilyn Hollyhand is emerging as a leading voice among young conservatives in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination—but not without controversy.
The D.C. Bar’s ethics committee warns that law firms brokering Trump-related government settlements may breach ethics rules unless they obtain waivers from conflicted clients.
Air traffic controllers say the ongoing government shutdown is straining the aviation system and compromising safety as they work without pay.
House Speaker Mike Johnson dismisses the possibility of a Trump third term as unconstitutional—but says it’s fun to troll Democrats with the idea.
A North Carolina man confessed to murdering his four children, whose bodies were found in his garage car trunk months after their deaths.
A federal judge ruled Bill Essayli unlawfully served as U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles but allowed him to stay as top deputy, raising legal and political questions.
A 28-year-old man allegedly stabbed two teens with a fork during a Lufthansa flight, prompting an emergency landing in Boston and sparking a federal investigation.
The Trump administration has reinstalled the only Confederate statue in Washington, D.C.—a monument to Albert Pike—igniting renewed controversy over historical memory and racial justice.