Nashville artists praise Trump’s no-tax-on-tips policy one year into presidency
Nashville artists and bartenders praised President Donald Trump's elimination of taxes on tips during his first year back in office, according to Rep. Andy Ogles.
Fernando Mendoza’s brother enters transfer portal after Indiana wins national title
Alberto Mendoza, the brother of Indiana Hoosiers star quarterback Fernando Mendoza, entered the transfer portal after the team won the national title.
Country singer Craig Morgan says he’s not done serving after Army Reserve promotion at 61
Country star Craig Morgan promoted to chief warrant officer two at Pentagon ceremony by Secretary Pete Hegseth. The singer calls it a huge honor for his career.
Greenland is America’s frontdoor — forgetting that has dangerous consequences
Greenland's rare earth deposits and Arctic shipping lanes become focal points of U.S.-China-Russia competition as melting ice opens new trade routes and Beijing seeks regional leverage.
LEE CARTER: Trump’s approval ratings reveal what legacy media refuses to see
President Donald Trump's low approval ratings one year in don't signal failure, but delivery on campaign promises, creating unsettling stability without consensus in divided America.
Trump confirms he invited Putin to join his Board of Peace: ‘He’s been invited’
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday confirmed Russian President Vladimir Putin was invited to the Board of Peace for supervision of the Gaza plan.
Miami star throws punch at Indiana player after national championship loss
Miami Hurricanes star running back Mark Fletcher Jr. swung at an Indiana Hoosiers defensive lineman after their national championship loss.
ISIS fighters break free from Syrian jail amid chaotic government handover
U.S. military boosts regional presence with F-15 fighter jets and USS Abraham Lincoln deployment as ISIS prison break highlights security risks amid Syria's political realignment.
Bengals’ Joe Burrow weighs in on controversial NFL playoffs moments: ‘It’s not the officials’
The controversial NFL Playoffs moments has Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow weighing in, as he believes the officials got it correct.
UN chief accuses US of ditching international law as Trump blasts global bodies
UN chief Antonio Guterres slams U.S. foreign policy, claiming America favors 'raw power' over international law in sharp critique of Trump administration.



