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Book Excerpt: Russian cyber weapons are waging war on US networks and American minds
The Russians believe that the surest way of winning the conflict is to dupe the adversary into abandoning his plans to fight or to defeat
Masks for vaccinated gaining momentum as more cities, states require or recommend face coverings
More and more jurisdictions around the United States are requiring or recommending masks indoors for vaccinated people in reaction to the fast-spreading COVID-19 delta variant.
Cuban Protesters Converge on White House, Demand Stronger Biden Action
Thousands of protesters gathered in front of the White House on Sunday night to demand that the Biden administration do more to support anti-government demonstrators
Cuomo, who once said New York will boycott those who boycott Israel, called out for silence on Ben & Jerry’s
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared, “If you boycott Israel, New York State will boycott you” – that was in 2016 and he is now
Education nonprofit warns Biden nominee Lhamon would ‘threaten progress’ of Trump-era Title IX protections
An education nonprofit is warning the Biden administration’s commitment to rolling back Title IX’s due process protections for individuals accused of sexual harassment on college
Seven Killed after Sandstorm Causes Vehicle Crashes in Utah
Seven people were killed and several others injured in Utah after a sandstorm impaired visibility causing a series of vehicle crashes on Sunday evening, Utah
California’s Largest Fire Burns Homes as Blazes Scorch West
California’s largest wildfire merged with a smaller blaze and destroyed homes in remote areas with limited access for firefighters, as numerous other fires gained strength
New York Police Union: ‘Failed Laws’ Led to Brutal Sunday Morning Mugging
One of New York City’s police unions says a Sunday morning mugging on the streets of Brooklyn shows how recent laws are giving criminals free
Rep. Clay Higgins: 2nd COVID Bout ‘Far More Challenging’
Rep. Clay Higgins, R-La., announced Sunday night that he and his wife had contracted COVID-19 for the second time, and added it was “far more
Rep. Clay Higgins: 2nd COVID Bout ‘Far More Challenging’
Rep. Clay Higgins, R-La., announced Sunday night that he and his wife had contracted COVID-19 for the second time, and added it was “far more
Olympic Broadcasters Curb Sexual Images of Female Athletes
At an Olympics aiming to set the highest level of television standards, the head of broadcasting at the Tokyo Games is trying to banish overly
Mixed AstraZeneca-Pfizer Shot Boosts COVID Antibody Level: Study
A mixed vaccination of first AstraZeneca and then a Pfizer COVID-19 shot boosted neutralizing antibody levels by six times compared with two AstraZeneca doses, a
Jan. 6 Probe Chairman Thompson: ‘We Have to Get it Right’
The chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, Bennie Thompson, didn’t realize the severity of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol until his
New York Police Union: ‘Failed Laws’ Led to Brutal Sunday Morning Mugging
One of New York City’s police unions says a Sunday morning mugging on the streets of Brooklyn shows how recent laws are giving criminals free
White House says COVID vaccinations ‘picking back up’ amid concern over delta variant
The White House says COVID-19 vaccinations are “picking back up” with more than 790,000 administered in 24 hours over the weekend, as the delta variant
Landslide in India kills 9; falling boulders destroy bridge: reports
At least nine people were killed in northern India Sunday after a landslide caused boulders to tumble down a mountain and strike their vehicle, according
Protests break out in front of WH urging Biden to take firmer stance
Protesters from across the U.S. converged in front of the White House Sunday night in an effort to get the Biden administration to take a
House GOP reelection chair spotlights surge in female Republican recruits
There are a record number of Republican women serving in the House of Representatives, but the chair of the House GOP reelection arm says his
Pompeo: Future of GOP lies in upholding faith-based virtues
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will deliver a major speech Monday evening at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library outlining his vision for the Republican Party
Tunisian president fires premier after violent protests
Tunisia’s president fired the country’s prime minister Sunday and froze parliament’s activities after violent demonstrations over the country’s pandemic and economic situation.