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Women's Sports Advocate to Newsmax: Trans Athletes in Women's Sports Must Stop
The controversy surrounding women's sports is no longer theoretical, and it's no longer acceptable for female athletes to be the ones forced to draw the line, Independent Council on Women's Sports co-founder Kim Jones told Newsmax Wednesday.
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Smithsonian Turns Over America 250 Exhibit Materials
The Smithsonian has released materials and documents for planned exhibits and events during the United States' 250th anniversary amid pressure from the White House. The White House initially asked for...
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Denmark, Greenland Conclude High-Stakes Vance-Rubio Meeting
Officials from Greenland and Denmark met in Washington Wednesday with top White House officials as President Donald Trump moved to ratchet up the pressure by suggesting that NATO should help the United States acquire the world's largest island and saying anything less than...
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W.Va. AG to Newsmax: Supreme Court Appears Ready to Back Women's Sports Laws
Questioning from Supreme Court justices strongly suggests the high court is prepared to uphold state laws that bar biological males from competing in female school sports, West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey said on Newsmax Wednesday.
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ICE Agent Who Shot Renee Good Sustained Injuries
ICE agent Jonathan Ross, who fatally shot a 37-year-old Minneapolis-area resident last week as she tried to drive over him during a street confrontation, sustained internal injuries from that encounter.
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Supreme Court Does Not Issue Ruling on Trump's Tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court issued three decisions on Wednesday but did not decide the closely watched dispute over the legality of President Donald Trump's global tariffs.
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Supreme Court Revives GOP Challenge to Late Mail Ballots
The Supreme Court on Wednesday revived a Republican challenge to a law that allows the counting of late-arriving mail ballots, a target of President Donald Trump.
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House Panel Moves to Hold Hillary Clinton in Contempt
A day after announcing the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform would initiate contempt of Congress proceedings against former President Bill Clinton, Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., on Wednesday said the same will be done...
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FBI Searches Home of Washington Post Reporter
Federal agents executed a search warrant Wednesday morning at the Virginia home of a Washington Post reporter as part of an investigation into a government contractor accused of illegally retaining classified information.
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Sen. Cassidy to Newsmax: In-Person Visits for Abortion Pills Can Expose Coercion
Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., told Newsmax on Wednesday that requiring an in-person doctor visit before abortion pills are prescribed could help identify women being coerced into ending pregnancies, including victims of human trafficking.
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2 Gainesville Officers Shot, Suspect Dead
Law enforcement rushed to a busy Gainesville, Florida, intersection Wednesday morning after a shooting left two city police officers wounded and at least one suspect dead, authorities said.
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NASA, DOE Plan to Build Lunar Nuclear Reactor
NASA and the Department of Energy announced plans to team up to build a nuclear reactor on the moon's surface within the next four years.
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Newsmax Exclusive: Mandel Leaving Texas Race to Endorse Eric Flores
Republicans targeting Texas' 34th Congressional District are beginning to see the GOP primary field narrow after President Donald Trump endorsed Army veteran and attorney Eric Flores, as one candidate announced he is leaving the race.
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Trump Warns States of Funding Freeze Over Sanctuary Policies
Federal payments will be halted to states over their so-called sanctuary cities on February 1, President Donald Trump said on Wednesday without elaborating on what funds or which states.Trump reiterated his comment from a day earlier that the federal government would...
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D.C. Transgender Activist Sentenced in $900K Fraud Case
A transgender activist who founded one of the few homeless shelters in Washington, D.C., that catered to LGBTQ individuals was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in prison and ordered to pay more than $900,000 in restitution.
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Joe Rogan Splits With Trump on ICE Enforcement Tactics
Podcaster Joe Rogan said Tuesday that illegal immigration is "more complicated" than many acknowledge, while criticizing what he described as militarized enforcement actions in American cities, including people being "snatched" off the streets.
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Trump Declares Funding Cuts to Sanctuary Cities, States
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that his administration will halt federal funding to cities and states that have declared themselves sanctuaries for illegal aliens beginning next month.
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Johnson Backs Contempt for Clinton Subpoenas
House Republicans escalated the standoff Tuesday after former President Bill Clinton failed to appear for a subpoenaed deposition, with Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., backing a possible contempt-of-Congress resolution.
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Iran Accuses Washington of Destabilization Bid, Cites Trump Calls to Escalate Protests
Iran accused U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday of encouraging political destabilization, inciting violence, and threatening Iran's sovereignty, territorial integrity and national security, Iran's U.N. Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani wrote in a letter addressed to the...
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Havana Syndrome Survivors Speak Out After Report on Tested Device
New accounts from Americans who say they were stricken by Havana syndrome are resurfacing after reports that the U.S. government covertly acquired and tested a device believed by some investigators to be linked to the mysterious illness.
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Renee Good's Family Disputes Criminal Past Claims
The extended family of Renee Nicole Good , the poet and mother of three who was shot and killed in Minneapolis by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer last week , is disputing claims that she had a criminal past and urging the public to temper the rhetoric surrounding her death.
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EPA to Stop Calculating Health Savings in Air Pollution Rules
The Environmental Protection Agency says it will stop calculating how much money is saved in healthcare costs avoided and deaths prevented from air pollution rules that curb two deadly pollutants.
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DNC Starts 7-Figure Voter Registration Drive Before Midterms
The Democratic National Committee announced plans on Tuesday to launch a seven-figure voter registration initiative aimed at young, non-college voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, as Democrats look to regain ground lost with younger voters in recent cycles.
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Federal Prosecutors Quit in Minnesota Amid DOJ Probe
Several career federal prosecutors in the U.S. attorney's office for the District of Minnesota resigned Tuesday, a move that sharpened the clash between the Trump administration and Minnesota officials over the ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good.
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ACA Enrollment Slips in Early 2026 as Premiums Rise
Early enrollment figures for Affordable Care Act marketplace plans show a decline from a year ago, an initial sign that the expiration of enhanced federal subsidies may be discouraging some consumers from signing up for health insurance as costs rise.