NASCAR is distancing itself from a popular anti-Biden catchphrase that originated at a NASCAR event. According to the AP, NASCAR president, Steve Phelps, said that the racing organization will now pursue legal action against anyone who is using NASCAR branding that includes the phrase, saying it is illegally using their trademark.
Travelers and tourists from 33 countries that have been barred from entering the United States due to concerns from COVID-19 will be allowed to enter the country for the first time today in over 20 months.
A report coming out from the U.S. Naval Institute says that China is testing its anti-ship ballistic missiles on targets they built, which look almost exactly like American warships.
On Sunday, millions of Christians observed International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, lifting up the many Christians around the world who face persecution every day.
At least 99 people were killed and more than 100 injured in the capital of Sierra Leone late on Friday when a fuel tanker exploded following a collision, local authorities said.
The 5th U.S. The Court of Appeals temporarily blocked Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate over the weekend, following a lawsuit against the administration.
A missing North Carolina teen was reportedly rescued from her abductor Thursday after making a distress signal widely seen on TikTok to a passing driver, who then alerted authorities.
Fearing their two-month old baby Sohail would get crushed in the melee, they handed him to the soldier, thinking they would soon get to the entrance, which was only about 16 feet (5 meters) away.
The bill was first introduced in congress in 2018 by Senator Marco Rubio – who said “the call to end the antiquated practice of clock changing is gaining momentum throughout the nation.”
A collection of public servants in Houston have pledged to uncover who is at fault following the death of eight people at the Astroworld Festival Friday night.
