With the jury still deliberating, a federal judge announced on Monday that he would dismiss former Alaska governor and vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s defamation lawsuit against the New York Times.

In the interview, Djokivic revealed the level of surety and confidence in his decision not to get vaccinated. When asked if he would forfeit his spot in the French Open and at Wimbledon because of his vaccine refusal,

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett arrived in Bahrain’s capital Manama on Monday in the highest-level visit since the countries established relations under a 2020 U.S.-sponsored deal based in part on shared worries about Iran.

The mainstream media has been overwhelmingly silent on Friday’s stunning revelation that Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign paid an internet company to spy on political rival Donald Trump both before and after his 2016 presidential victory, a fact that former President Trump has taken note of.

Over the weekend, The Christian Post reported that Dr. Dermot Kearney, a committed Christian, is bringing a case in the UK Royal Courts of Justice concerning the laws that prohibit doctors from intervening to save a child who is a victim of an abortion attempt.

An email from a regional director of the National School Boards Association has some on the right convinced that Attorney General Merrick Garland misled Congress about the genesis of his now-infamous school board memo.

Russia said on Tuesday some of its troops were returning to base after exercises near Ukraine and it mocked repeated Western warnings about a looming invasion, but NATO said it had yet to see any evidence of de-escalation.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) most recent report on the Producer Price Index (PPI) shows a 1.0% jump in January of 2022, surpassing an expected 0.5% increase.