Following a Biden executive order federal agencies released a report citing the most pressing threats facing the U.S. from climate change.
Former President Donald Trump will speak at a rally in Des Moines, Iowa at the Iowa State Fairgrounds at 7:00 p.m. central time on Saturday.
The Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan and its crackdown on women’s freedom has reached clinics where midwives are helping bring babies into the world.
Academics in California claim segregation still exists in the Bay Area and single family homes there have a legacy of racism.
Joe Biden and environmentalists are trying to shut down the fossil fuel sector while the world is demanding more oil, gas and coal.
Zhang Weili, a Chinese UFC fighter who was defeated in her first match against U.S. fighter Rose Namajunas, claimed her opponent’s anti-Communist remarks played a role in her loss.
Colleges are using online portals to help offiials keep track of student’s behavior, including tracking unvaccinated students.
A report concludes that biological male athletes who “identify” as women have an advantage over biological females even after drug treatment.
Despite her failure in addressing the “root causes” behind thousands of illegal aliens streaming into the United States over the southern border and random road trips to support President Joe Biden’s struggling “infrastructure” bills, Vice President Kamala Harris’s latest assignment is to hit the mid-term election campaign trail to recruit Latino, black, and young people to the Democrat Party.
Detailed data about the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico reveal that 39 states have shrinking coronavirus infections and 25 states have lifted statewide mask mandates.
Two transgender medics are speaking out about the dangers of treating minors for gender disphoria with drugs and surgery.
Swedish climate change activist Greta Thunberg has in recent days trashed leaders around the globe for not fighting climate change.
A coalition of Christian schools and female athletes are fighting back against President Biden’s efforts to advance transgender rights.
Even if Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is still the main power broker for House Democrats, she is not without noteworthy challenge from the leader of the House Progressive Caucus and one of the most far-left lawmakers in Congress, Pramila Jayapal (D-WA).
NPR compares conservatives who favor a secure border and legal immigration to “white power activists,” including elected Republicans.
An analysis from a geospatial data company argues the number of trees planted in different neighborhoods nationwide is unequal along racial lines, and says the threat of “tree inequity” is real and growing.
The multi-trillion dollar price tag on what the Democrats are calling regular and human “infrastructure” bills is in the headlines, but if the legislation passes the change, it will bring will come at a cost to the American way of life.
Monday is the deadline for health care workers to be vaccinated to comply with New York’s mandate and the state is bracing for a worker shortage if the pledge to fire unvaccinated staff is carried out.
A feminist who lives in Madison, Wisconsin, is accused of placing stickers in the city that express opposition to gender ideology.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is doubling down after it issued a “no tolerance” rule in January targeting “unruly” airline passengers, a phenomenon associated with the strict coronavirus regulations for fliers, including continually wearing a mask while at airports and on planes.
Rep. Jayapal said the $3.5 Trillion spending bill will cost nothing “because we’re going to actually tax corporations and the wealthiest individuals.”
The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled that a state law preventing the removal of a Confederate monuments or changing a historical names is legal.
A Republican lawmaker in Florida has filed a bill that mirrors the new law in Texas that prohibits abortion after a heartbeat can be detected, which commonly occurs at six weeks gestation.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a complaint this week challenging the Biden administration’s move to force transgender workplace policies.
A newspaper account of a coronavirus-infected illegal alien who was released from a CA prison reveals a threat to public safety and health.
The bi-partisan effort to craft legislation to reform policing around the country is dead, the top Democrat negotiator said on Wednesday.
Masks are still required in many settings in the nation’s capital but Democrat lawmakers and officials masks were spotted maskless at a D.C. rooftop eatery.
After Oakland, California, recorded its 100th homicide in 2021 the city voted to train more police officers after defunding cops last year.
President Joe Biden is advancing an executive order that calls for the percentage of U.S. land being off-limits from 13% to 30% by 2030.
President Joe Biden picked former California Attorney General and Democrat Congress member Xavier Becerra to head up the nation’s federal health agency, but a report claims he is not a leader in the administration’s efforts to fight the coronavirus.
AOC is slamming Democrats who say they will not support the $3.5T spending bill unless Congress first votes on the $1.2T infrastructure bill.
Social justice activists in California are promoting efforts in the state to end single family home neighborhoods by increasing density.
President Joe Biden and the European Union have agreed to try to reduce global methane emmissions by 2030 mainly by targeting fossil fuels.
UFC star “Suga” Sean O’Malley criticized the practice of allowing men who identify as women to compete against female fighters.
Women’s Health magazine published a story about how VP Kamala Harris’ and husband Doug Emhoff’s body language reveals about their love life.
Saturday was the first day of school for secondary students in Afghanistan but only boys and male teachers were allowed into the classroom.
California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two bills into law that increase housing density in single-family-home neighborhoods.
Despite reports of potential violence and beefed up security, including the National Guard and fencing, Saturday’s “Justice for J6” rally attracted a few hundred demonstrators and ended without major incidence.
Voters in Minneapolis, the city where George Floyd died in police custody, sparking months of destructive protests, will now be able to vote in the upcoming municipal elections on abolishing the police department, the Minnesota Supreme Court said in a reversal of a lower court ruling.
The fencing around the Capitol installed after the January 6 riot and removed in July is up again as an unknown number of people are expected to show up on Saturday to protest the treatment of those jailed after the incident.
