The United States has approved a possible $100 million sale of equipment and services to Taiwan to “sustain, maintain, and improve” its Patriot missile defense system, the Pentagon said on Monday, drawing an angry threat of retaliation from Beijing.
President Biden says the U.S. will block the controversial Nord Stream 2 Russia-to-Germany gas pipeline if Russia further invades Ukraine.
The state of Vermont is making a clear and unapologetic push for pre-brith infanticide across the state, with a new law in the works that could legalize abortion up to the moment of birth.
Monday, the Supreme Court voted 5-to-4 to allow Alabama to continue to use its new congressional map while the court hears arguments over whether the redistricting effort minimized minority votes.
Rumble Inc, a YouTube-style website popular among U.S. conservatives, has offered Joe Rogan $100 million over four years for all his shows, days after the podcaster apologized for using racial slurs in his content.
Christian fundraising site GiveSendGo on Friday opened a new campaign for the Canadian trucker protest in Ottawa Canada, a.k.a. the Freedom Convoy, following GoFundMe’s decision to freeze and ultimately remove the protest’s page last week.
As the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics continue, what is happening off the field of competition has become as much of a story as what is happening on the field. The number of athletes speaking out against China’s terrible conditions for athletes in quarantine continues.
Stacey Abrams is being lambasted by Republicans and mandate opponents the nation over after she tweeted a photo of herself sitting mask free in a room full of children who were required to wear masks because of a school rule Abrams supports.
Just a few months after the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that they would be using a third-party facial recognition technology for accessing parts of their website, the government service has now decided to cancel those plans.
First Lady Jill Biden is dropping her signature legislative initiative that would have provided two years of “free,” taxpayer-funded community college to American students as well as children of illegal immigrants.
