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In a Feb. 10 memo to its public affairs offices, the Defense Department said that having service members carry the U.S. flag horizontally or land it on the ground after a parachute jump is no longer acceptable.

Anything on without being responsible in some way. so people who are maybe -- they end up being a terrorist because they learned about something on the internet, maybe the internet and these platforms should be more careful about certain things. im not saying suppress speech, but recognize when speech is not truthful and when they are prioritizing speech as compared to other speech. [applause] >> kat: i would just like to add, saying dont let anything willy-nilly on could be good advice and othe...

The DOJ tells Inside Edition Digital in an email that the defendants in this case have not been arraigned yet.

Joe Biden is all too much like not only his predecessor, but the guy before him, and the whole institution going back generations.

Walgreens said it does not plan to dispense abortion pills in Kansas after the AG threatened legal action if it proceeds with Biden's scheme.

NEW ORLEANS -- Multiple people have received federal jail time for their roles in a scheme to stage automobile accidents with tractor-trailers in order to

With Congress refusing to raise the statutory debt limit, some are calling on the U.S. Mint to create a single platinum coin and then "sell" it to the Federal Reserve for $1 trillion.

Here's something interesting that I noticed when I was looking at the Binghamton National Weather Service website.

"The battlefield for the future of our society is being fought within the classrooms of American schools."

Lieutenant Colonel Pete C. Chambers was in the United States Army in two major stints inside a period of thirty-nine years. He enlisted at the age of...