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Author and influencer Kindra Hall says she was punched in the head by a stranger while walking in New York City and accused police of making it difficult to get the assailant arrested.

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott (R) vowed Wednesday to veto a proposal to ban in guns in bars if it reaches his desk.

A high school student who lived in his car in Richmond, Virginia, ended up graduating with several full-ride college scholarships. 

Chuck Schumer is trying to blame President Donald Trump and DOGE for a Mexican Navy tall ship hitting the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday.

A Mexican navy ship with over 200 people on board hit the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City on Saturday evening, according to several reports.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) responded to reports of an explosion in Palm Springs that left at least one person dead and a fertility clinic damaged, noting that he and his wife were “keeping everyone affected” in their hearts.

A car explosion in Palm Springs, California, left at least one person dead and a fertility clinic damaged, according to several reports.

Drivers in Houston, Texas, were shocked when a car that was being towed backwards began swerving across highway lanes.

A U.S. Navy veteran is receiving care and kindness in Mobile, Alabama, after city employees realized he was in need.

A metal detectorist out for a walk came upon an ancient treasure trove in southern Romania, and photos show just how big the discovery was.

Authorities confirmed on Friday a deadly black bear incident in Jerome, Florida, after an elderly man went missing from his home.

The Washington State Patrol said a military Humvee crashed and went over a retaining wall in Bellevue on Saturday.

A bill working its way through the Texas legislature has caused some double takes with language that requires solar plants to provide power in the dark.

More and more young people across the United States and other western countries are reportedly embracing Christianity.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon complained of the Democrats’ bureaucratic “blue tape” plaguing the Southern California post-fire rebuilding efforts, claiming the left-wing officials in control want “more and more and more regulations.”

A nine-year-old Lakeland, Florida girl has found a way to turn her physical disorder into an opportunity to help others.

When a tractor-trailer’s driver was in desperate need of rescue on Sunday morning in Louisville, Kentucky, first responders jumped into action.

The United States got another reminder this week that despite billions spent by the Biden administration, crucial components of American transportation infrastructure are running on outdated technology.

A bright young woman in New York is making her nation proud after overcoming homelessness in order to achieve her dreams.

Some residents and contractors feel that a well-intentioned ordinance may actually slow debris removal rather than accelerating it.

Developer Rick Caruso warned Wednesday that Los Angeles is at the “tipping point” of failure in the effort to recover from the Palisades Fire, adding that the private sector should be given a greater role in the recovery.

Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large and In-house Counsel Joel B. Pollak received a “Hero Award” from the Pali Strong Foundation for his coverage and assistance to the community during the Palisades Fire.

Police are searching for the mother of a newborn baby who was discovered next to a dumpster in Riverside, California on Sunday. 

Thousands of people on Saturday made their public profession of faith in God during an incredible even in Huntington Beach, California.

A Minnesota man came upon something incredible while visiting Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas on April 21.

Survivors of the Eaton Fire in Altadena and Pasadena have organized protests against State Farm, the largest home insurer in the state, for allegedly “lowballing” estimates of damage.

The New York Times mocked residents of a small town in California’s rural Central Valley on Saturday for not using mainstream media sources, blaming their ignorance for a militia that showed up — five years ago.

A 42-year-old Corpus Christi resident pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $280,000 from a local steelworkers labor union. Robert Cirilo, former president of the United Steelworkers Local 13-1647 in the Texas Gulf Coast city, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud and one count of embezzlement from a labor organization. According to an announcement on Monday by U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei, Cirilo will face sentencing in August.

A patriotic American did not hesitate to put his life in danger when he saw an injured bald eagle drowning in a Florida lake on April 19.

A barefoot Florida man wrangled a 10-foot alligator on the highway as cars continued to blow by — and it’s on video.

A 16-year-old girl who went missing from Columbia, Missouri, in December was recently found in the home of a sex offender in Fort Collins, Colorado.

A northern Nebraska teen this week learned she will spend the next 35 to 60 years in prison after pleading no contest to murder for slitting her newborn baby son’s throat after giving birth in her bedroom.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) is apparently going to outline in an upcoming speech a “war plan” to defeat President Donald Trump (R) who won her state during the 2024 presidential election.

A severe algae bloom has left thousands of marine animals, including sea lions, dolphins, and whales sick or dead along the Southern California coast.

A high school student in Towson, Maryland, who has enlisted with the United States Marine Corps was allegedly suspended until April 8 over an issue about American flags at his school.