U.S. schools should receive the first additional COVID-19 rapid tests being made available by the federal government in about two weeks, a White House official said, as Washington races to keep classes open amid a record-setting Omicron surge.
As the fight for life continues in the United States, the Democrat-led state of New Jersey is codifying a law that will radically expand abortion access throughout the state.
The Biden administration on Wednesday imposed its first sanctions over North Korea’s weapons programs following a series of North Korean missile launches, including two since last week.
Israel’s Shin Bet counter intelligence agency recently announced that they have foiled an Iranian espionage plot that recruited women via social media to provide information on internal affairs.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), faced with the proposition of 50 Republicans and two moderate Democrats refusing to budge on the filibuster, has found what he hopes is a way to force debate on election reform.
Recently, popular news agency USA Today came under controversy for publishing and then deleting tweets which showed support for pedophilia.
In an inspiring story of God’s faithfulness, a believer praised her church’s faithfulness to remain open during the pandemic, revealing that her communion with other Christians contributed to her salvation.
Not since 1982, in the second year of the Reagan administration, has inflation hit Americans as hard as it is hitting them now, but President Joe Biden and his allies insist things are improving.
A newly-released report from the Department of Homeland Security reveals a shocking degradation of border enforcement as migrants continue to pour into the interior of the United States.
Poland’s foreign minister said on Thursday that Europe was closer to war than any time in the last 30 years as Russia gave a bleak assessment of diplomatic efforts this week to defuse tensions over Ukraine.
