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Kamala Harris to travel to Vietnam, Singapore next month amid China tensions, US border crisis
Post Content Vice President Kamala Harris has another big trip ahead – but it won’t be a return visit to the U.S.-Mexico border. Instead, Harris
Liberals from White House to Hawaii push for mask mandates but data is underwhelming
Post Content Democratic leaders from the White House down are mulling or enacting new coronavirus mask mandates following new guidance from the Centers for Disease
Biles Out of Vault and Uneven Bars; Beam and Floor Possible
Simone Biles has withdrawn from the Olympic event finals Sunday in the vault and uneven bars, according to USA Gymnastics.She continues to be evaluated daily
Critical race theory debate divides Christians: ‘All of us have intrinsic value’
Post Content The debate over critical race theory is in schools and government, but now it’s starting to infiltrate and divide the Christian church. At
Auburn University Offers Incentives for Students to Get Vaccinated
Auburn University is offering its students a chance to win a host of incentives upon their return in the fall semester, on the condition that
UN compound in Afghanistan attacked, at least one guard killed
Post Content At least one security guard was killed in Afghanistan Friday after the Taliban attacked the central United Nations compound in the western province
Biden says Americans should expect more COVID restrictions
Post Content President Biden warned Friday that increased COVID-related restrictions could again become a possibility as the U.S. sees spiking coronavirus cases nationwide. In response
Pelosi Bid to Head Off Evictions Crumbles in Setback for Biden
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s bid for a last-minute extension of an eviction moratorium for renters collapsed Friday, leaving millions of Americans at risk of losing
Web Designer Denied Appeal After Refusing to Create Gay Couples’ Websites
A Colorado web designer has lost her appeal after refusing to create wedding websites for same-sex couples and her challenge to Colorado’s anti-discrimination law.
DOJ sues Texas over Abbott order on COVID-carrying migrants
Post Content The U.S. Justice Department on Friday filed a lawsuit against Texas and its governor, Greg Abbott, over an order the Republican governor signed
House Dems push mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations or testing for lawmakers, staff
Post Content A coalition of House Democrats are pushing for mandatory vaccinations for congressional lawmakers and their staff as coronavirus cases spike nationwide, Fox News
Walmart, Disney Announce New COVID-19 Steps Amid Delta Variant Surge
Walmart announced Friday it is again requiring some American employees to wear face masks, while Disney mandated non-union US employees get vaccinated.The moves come as
White House pressed on mask guidance, why scientists didn’t brief public
Post Content The White House is sticking closely to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s new guidance, urging both vaccinated and unvaccinated Americans in
Trump told DOJ officials in December 2020 to call election ‘corrupt,’ notes show
Post Content Former President Trump instructed top officials at the Department of Justice to call the 2020 general election “corrupt” in support of his efforts
Dem Rep. Murphy appears to flip off NRCC staffer
Post Content A Democratic congresswoman appeared to flip the bird at a female National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) staffer while ignoring her question on House
California Communist Party leader backs Newsom, urges ‘no’ vote on recall
Post Content California Gov. Gavin Newsom is receiving support from one of the state’s communist leaders, who said on Friday that residents should reject the
Mudslides Force More than 100 to Spend Night on Highway
More than 100 people had to spend the night on a highway, including nearly 30 who took refuge in a tunnel, after rain over an
Cuomo accuser says she’s willing to take a polygraph
Post Content The woman who accused New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of groping her at the Executive Mansion last year said she is willing to
Hong Kong protester sentenced to 9 years in prison for violating China-imposed national security law
Post Content A pro-democracy protester was sentenced Friday to nine years in prison in the closely watched first prosecution under Hong Kong’s national security law
GOP senators demand second hearing for embattled ATF nom Chipman over racist comments
Post Content Every GOP senator on the Senate Judiciary Committee has demanded a second hearing for President Biden’s embattled nominee to lead the Bureau of