Prosecutors filed involuntary manslaughter charges on Friday against the parents of the Michigan teenager who authorities say fatally shot four classmates at his school earlier this week.
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Both houses of Congress passed a continuing resolution on Thursday to keep the government funded through mid-february, averting a government shutdown that would have begun Friday at midnight.
Thursday saw several news developments in the NFL, both on and off the field.
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Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger recently filed a lawsuit against the Biden Department of Justice for information concerning the DOJ’s lawsuit against Georgia for enacting voter security laws earlier this year.
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In a baffling decision from earlier this week, the United Nations (UN) signed a new resolution which legally disallows a Jewish claim to the Temple Mount in Old City Jerusalem and recognizes it as an Islamic site. The UN passed the ruling with a 129-11 vote.
In an intriguing development, U.S. District Judge Timothy Brooks allowed Duggar’s previous child molestation case to be brought as evidence against him in this current case.
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On Thursday Germany imposed harsh restrictions on the unvaccinated, imposing a lockdown on those who have not received the shot.
The United States and Iran both sounded pessimistic on Thursday about the chances of reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, with Washington saying it had little cause for optimism and Tehran questioning the determination of U.S. and European negotiators.
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While the United States is still, on balance, technologically superior to other militaries, the People’s Republic of China and Russia are finding ways to eclipse America in several areas, causing concern for military officials and the general public alike.
President Joe Biden’s newly announced plan to combat the newest variant of COVID-19, Omicron, has taken the form of a nine-point framework.