When the people who have supported a president most loyally start pulling back, it's worth paying attention. New polling data shows that rural Americans — a group that has been central to Donald Trump's political success — are now disapproving of the job he's doing at rates that should concern his political team heading into this year's midterm elections.

If you've ever snagged a $49 flight to Miami or hopped on a bright yellow plane for a weekend trip to Las Vegas, you know what Spirit Airlines meant to everyday travelers. That option is now gone — and for millions of Americans who depended on low-cost air travel, the fallout is very real.

For millions of Americans, the ongoing U.S. military conflict with Iran isn't just a foreign policy story — it's showing up in their bank accounts, their grocery bills, and their daily decisions about whether they can afford to fill up the tank.

A sitting U.S. president and the leader of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics are in a very public dispute — and the reason behind it may surprise you. The conflict centers not on money, politics, or territorial power, but on the Pope delivering the core teachings of Christianity.

Easter Sunday 2026 brought a striking contrast between two powerful voices in American public life — one calling for peace from the Vatican, the other issuing a profanity-filled threat from the White House.

A U.S. military crew member is safe after one of the most tense rescue operations in recent memory — pulled from the rugged mountains of Iran following the shootdown of an American F-15E fighter jet.

President Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday, naming her deputy Todd Blanche as interim replacement after months of reported frustration over her handling of the Epstein files and politically sensitive prosecutions. The dismissal makes Bondi the second cabinet member removed from office in recent weeks.

President Trump set a bold two-to-three week timeline for ending the war with Iran, but more than a month into the conflict, the key goals he outlined remain out of reach. Here is what Americans need to know about where things stand and why it matters.

For nearly three decades, Carlos Della Valle lived quietly in a small Pennsylvania borough — paying taxes, raising a son, and building a life with his American wife. Then, on Christmas Day, he disappeared at an airport security checkpoint, and nothing has been the same since.