The United Nations General Assembly turned into a spectacle this week when a shouting match broke out on the floor between the U.S. and Cuban delegations. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz and Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla exchanged heated words during debate over the annual U.N. resolution on the More

The Babylon Bee did what it does best: toss a match into a blowtorch and call it comedy. The satirical site published a fresh piece headlined “Riots Fizzle Out As French Refuse To Protest More Than 32 Hours Per Week,” and the internet promptly guffawed — and then, predictably, some people treated the joke like More

The Justice Department unsealed a third federal case against former FBI Director James Comey this week, and it reads like a Washington soap opera with national security implications. Prosecutors say Comey directed staff to leak classified national defense information to a reporter at The New York Times about how Yahoo complied with a secret surveillance More

Elon Musk just confirmed what many suspected: SpaceX deliberately slowed Starlink internet service used by Ukraine’s military. He says the company acted after Ukrainian forces used the civilian Starlink network to guide offensive drone strikes. That admission is the new development, and it raises big questions about private tech, national security, and who really makes More

Federal Judge Jesse M. Furman has concluded that the Justice Department’s removal of Maurene Comey from her job as an Assistant U.S. Attorney was unlawful. The ruling ordered her retroactive reinstatement and back pay, and makes clear the judge thinks the firing violated the Civil Service Reform Act and separation‑of‑powers norms. The Justice Department says More

House Speaker Mike Johnson told viewers on Fox News Sunday what a lot of grassroots Republicans already suspect: the big polls that tell everyone the Democrats are cruising to victory might be wrong. He used a simple test — asking for hands in a packed arena — and made the blunt case that polling firms More