Maggie Cook and her allies held onto control of the Mentor school board, defeating a conservative slate that campaigned on book bans and bathroom policies. The outcome keeps the board’s focus on academics,

Archbishop Stephen Wood, leader of the Anglican Church in North America, has taken a leave of absence amid allegations of misconduct, which he denies.

According to Oliver Dunford, senior attorney at the libertarian-leaning Pacific Legal Foundation, the tariffs case could have the potential to be one of the most critical separation of powers cases in recent history, with Trump assuming the authority to impose tariffs on any item imported from any country.

Wisconsin mom wins major free speech case after standing up to school district's "woke" policies. Court rules calling someone "woke" is protected opinion, not defamation.

Some of the current division within the right-wing coalition is an extension of the decade-long establishment resistance to Trumpism, especially with respect to his embrace of a realist foreign policy.

A conservative federal appeals court judge is urging his court to revisit its own precedent in order to address the "serious constitutional problems" with a law that allows whistleblowers to sue companies on the government's behalf to recover taxpayer funds paid out based on false claims.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Dick Cheney, the hard-charging conservative who became one of the most powerful and polarizing vice presidents in U.S. history and a leading advocate for the invasion of Iraq, has died at age 84.

Nova Scotia MP Chris d'Entremont is out of the the Conservative caucus, a party spokesperson told CBC News. The longtime Conservative told Politico earlier Tuesday he was considering crossing the floor and would make a decision on his future "in the next few days" after reviewing the federal budget, which was tabled this afternoon.

The late-night host spoke out about the public's perception of him and his show's cancellation in a new interview

"The Late Show" host Stephen Colbert told GQ on Monday that he believes he's more conservative than the "lefty figure" that people perceive him to be.

Charbel Bousraih, 61, a communications professor at a Northern Virginia community college who also runs a marketing consultancy, said he’s backing the Republican ticket this year. “I wish there were less taxes,