Former Democratic Party advisor DanTurrentine criticized NYC mayoral candidate ZohranMamdani after a 2020 podcast resurfaced in which Mamdani alleged the NYPD punishes poor Black and Brown people.

House Speaker MikeJohnson (RLa.) revealed the Republican strategy following passage of President Trumps signature legislation, dubbed the One Big, Beautiful Bill. Speaking on Fox Newss

By Victor Davis Hanson, Op-ed contributor Monday, July 14, 2025People gather to protest in front of the Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse in downtown Portland, Oregon as the city experiences another

By Tony Perkins, CP Op-Ed Contributor Monday, July 14, 2025 | AFP via Getty Images/Jam Sta RosaDanish author Hans Christian Andersen lived in a different age, but the truth behind his fables is

By Robin Schumacher, Exclusive Columnist Monday, July 14, 2025Unsplash/Marek PiwnickiThis probably wont shock you, but theres bad news on the world peace front.According to the 2025 edition of theGlobal

A team of scientists in Japan shattered the record for the fastest internet speed by developing new fiber optics.

There are more than 50 theories for the function of this 12-sided, pentagonal-faced bronze object but archaeologists have never quite figured it out.

China is poised to make space exploration history again with its Tianwen-3 mission launching in 2028. With the audacious plan to drill two meters beneath Mars' radiation blasted surface it aims to collect samples that could harbor ancient microbial life, and bring them back to Earth for the first time in human history! The mission's most intriguing challenge isn't the technical feat of interplanetary sample return, its the quarantine protocols required once these potentially life containing samples arrive on Earth making this mission as much about protecting our planet as it is about exploring another.

Scientists have recreated the universe's first moments by smashing atomic nuclei together at near-light speeds, generating temperatures 1,000 times hotter than the Sun's core and briefly forming the same "soup" of fundamental particles that existed microseconds after the Big Bang. In this groundbreaking research, heavy particles act like tiny cosmic detectives, moving through this primordial matter and revealing how the chaotic early universe transformed into the structured reality we see today. By understanding how these massive particles behave under the most extreme conditions imaginable, researchers are essentially reading the universe's origin story written in the language of fundamental physics.

A new study has pinpointed when the gender gap in math ability appears and it seems like your first-grade teacher holds some of the blame.