In some troubling international news, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) claimed on Tuesday that no athlete should be excluded from competition on the grounds of a perceived unfair advantage due to their gender as it released a new framework on transgender athletes.
A New Hampshire student athlete and his mother are suing a school district and vice principal for suspending him from the football team for saying there are “only two genders.”
General John Hyten, in an interview with CBS News yesterday, revealed startling new information about China’s hypersonic missile test.
A whistleblower report was revealed by Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee yesterday that indicates that the Federal Bureau of Investigation will task federal agents with using counter-terrorism methods to monitor the harassment of teachers, school board members, and other public school staff.
More children are in the hospital with breathing problems as pollution levels remain dangerously high in New Delhi, doctors warned on Wednesday, and the government shut five power stations and extended school closures to try to contain the crisis.
The Green Bay Packers announced earlier this week that they are selling internal “stocks” of the team, for the first time in 10 years though the owners of the stock gain little other than a certificate, an invitation to a stockholders meeting, and dining room table bragging rights.
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was reamed by Republican Senators on Tuesday over the administration’s treatment of migrant children and it’s vaccine policy for border patrol during a Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing
A new total of 22 states are suing the Biden administration over its sweeping COVID-19 vaccine mandate, specifically the part that requires health care workers in facilities including hospitals to take the shot or risk termination.
26 students, along with their parents, arrived at the hospital to bless their teacher and sing worship songs for her. This great act of love highlights not only Carol’s impact on her students, but the great love of these little ones for a teacher that has clearly meant so much to them.
Floods and landslides that have killed at least one person have cut all rail access to Canada’s largest port in the city of Vancouver, a spokesperson for the port said on Tuesday.
