After a five-year logjam, President Joe Biden has officially extended the 1994 bill that provided historic federal protection and resources for women who have been victimized by domestic and sexual violence.

On Wednesday, the Justice Department unsealed complaints that, if true, cast a startling light on the actions of the People’s Republic of China within the borders of the United States.

Vladimir Putin, who has repeatedly called for the “denazification” of Ukraine, invoked Hitler himself in bone-chilling remarks he made Wednesday.

A huge spike in Ukrainian language users on popular learning app Duolingo shows the global support the nation has secured amidst the disaster of war.

Around 1,800 employees in one of Amazon’s downtown Seattle offices are being temporarily reassigned due to an increase in the area’s violent crime

A new survey uncovered a worrisome trend for the next generation of the Church in America, finding that only 2% of preteen parents have a biblical worldview, despite the fact that two-thirds identified as Christian.

House Republicans are demanding answers as to why the Biden Administration granted early release to a “notorious Russian cybercriminal” in August 2021 amid ongoing cybersecurity threats, according to a Fox News report. 

Any Major League Baseball (MLB) player who has not been vaccinated will also not be allowed to play baseball in Canada, the home country of the Toronto Blue Jays.

A resolution that would have ended California’s two-year state of emergency and revoked Gov. Gavin Newsom’s emergency powers was voted down by Democratic lawmakers on the Senate Governmental Organization Committee Tuesday in an 8-4 vote along party lines, with several senators abstaining, according to a Just the News report. 

The Senate passed a bill sponsored by Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) to repeal mask mandates on public transit with eight Democrats backing the measure on Tuesday. Sen. Mitt Romney (Utah) was the lone Republican to stand against the measure.