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Washington Times ForAmerica: Can anyone fill Karoline Leavitt's shoes at the White House podium?

Tim Constantine and David Bozell run through the possible candidates for the job, from familiar media names to a few wild cards.

Southeast Man Already in Custody Charged with Murder in 2023 Death of 7-Month-Old Baby

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested a man Friday at the D.C. Central Detention Facility who they accuse of killing a 7-month-old baby in 2023.

WATCH: Making Small Churches Great Again

American churches have been facing tough times these past years, with memberships dwindling and finances dwindling and even the level of preaching of biblical truths dwindling.

Feds arrest man in connection with ICE office bombing in Atlanta

Federal authorities have arrested Inique Hinton and charged him with attempted destruction of government property, saying he is the man who threw a firebomb at an ICE office in Atlanta on Tuesday.

A fire devastates the Eagle's Nest retreat built for Hitler in Germany. A suspect is detained

A fire swept through the mountaintop retreat built for Adolf Hitler and known as the Eagle's Nest as emergency services struggled to tackle the blaze in snow and wind, and a man was arrested on suspicion of arson, authorities said Saturday.

'Rent' musical celebrates its 30th Broadway anniversary with a starry show: 'No day but today'

Jordan Fisher was in middle school when he first heard it. He was at his first cast party, gathering with fellow performers around his drama teacher's piano after some community theater.

The classic yellow rubber duck carries filaments of American history in its 'feathers'

It's not just a squishy noisemaker. The rubber duck is an American invention with a deep and rich past.

France mobilizes thousands of police to curb violence at protests

France deployed thousands of police Saturday for fresh protests over school funding and soaring living costs, seeking to prevent another weekend of looting, burned cars and attacks on public buildings. In Paris, authorities restricted the main march to the city's southeastern edge, keeping it away from the center.

Dan Kelly's Next Chapter: Pence's Advancing American Freedom Adds Ex-Wisconsin Justice as Fellow

Dan Kelly, who served on the Wisconsin Supreme Court from 2016-2020 after being appointed by Gov. Scott Walker, has joined Advancing American Freedom, founded by former Vice President Mike Pence.

Federal prosecutor's 'likes' on anti-Trump posts raise eyebrows at Justice Department

Assistant U.S. Attorney Sailaja Paidipaty's social media habits are raising eyebrows.

Why so many 'democracy' groups? Data Republican followed the funding and found NGOs

Jennica Pounds, the woman behind the social media persona Data Republican, says nonprofit organizations have become a new power in American government, funneling taxpayers' money overseas.

Federal judge who used AI gets booted off DEI case

An appeals court unceremoniously booted U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate off a case after he admitted to using artificial intelligence to write an opinion and acknowledged the AI fabricated parties to the case and invented precedents.