Megan Basham

Judge George Wu ruled that millions of fans who bought tickets through Ticketmaster or Live Nation going all the way back to 2010 can band together, covering more than 400 million ticket sales.

The lawsuit claims Live Nation's grip on the ticketing world let it jack up prices and dodge competition.

The company, however, insists it did nothing wrong and says venues, not Ticketmaster, set most of the fees.

More than a million Ukrainian households are without power today after one of the most intense nights of Russian strikes this winter.

Here's Daily Wire reporter Zach Jewell.

As for Witkoff, he's touting, quote, a lot of progress in yesterday's discussions.

Ukraine's top peace negotiator echoed that language, saying the talks were, quote, constructive and productive with real progress achieved.

Zelensky has said that he is willing to forego a bid to join NATO as part of the agreement if the West is willing to provide sufficient security guarantees.

A tech-savvy law enforcement officer was responsible for cracking the case of who placed the pipe bombs near the RNC on January 5th, 2021.

Daily Wire reporter Tim Peer says more.

The FBI says cell phone data proved crucial, but it sat on the digital shelf for years due to challenges in isolating specific phone numbers.

That's until an officer wrote a program to decipher it.

After isolating his phone number, the bureau zeroed in on 30-year-old Brian Cole Jr.

Agents were able to find incriminating Google searches related to bomb creation and directions to key sites, as well as credit card purchases for bomb components.

Brian Cole Jr.

confessed to placing the bombs during a four-hour FBI interview in early December.

An NFL star is shining a spotlight on Christian persecution around the world.

Once a year, players can choose any charitable cause to raise awareness for through a unique cleat design, which the players wear for their My Cause, My Cleats game.

The Special Olympics, Cancer Foundations, and Youth Sports are all popular picks for players, but Patriots running back Travion Henderson chose to highlight Christian persecution.

specifically the organization called Global Christian Relief and the work they do to help the 380 million persecuted Christians around the world.