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French protesters reject bill requiring vaccine passes
Tens of thousands of people, including far-right activists and members of France’s yellow vest movement, protested Saturday across the country against a bill requiring everyone
Iran’s embattled regime hit by protests over water shortage, Khamenei admits ‘not a minor issue’
Iran’s authoritarian regime is facing fresh pressure from Iranian protesters over a drought in the southwest of the country — with protesters chanting anti-government slogans
Missouri AG plans to sue St. Louis over reinstatement of mask mandate
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt said he plans to file a lawsuit against St. Louis and St. Louis County for reinstating a mask mandate for
Russia sends COVID-19 aid to Cuba: defense ministry
Russia has sent a shipment of coronavirus-related humanitarian assistance to Cuba, including 1 million medical masks, the defense ministry said on Saturday, adding President Vladimir
Cawthorn stands by call for criminal charges against Fauci: He ‘broke his oath’
Rep. Madison Cawthorn says he stands by his criticism of Dr. Anthony Fauci after the doctor appeared on Fox News and rebuked Cawthorn’s suggestion that
Janet Yellen: ‘Irreparable Harm’ to Economy If Debt Ceiling Is Not Raised
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned members of Congress on Friday that if the debt ceiling is not raised, it will risk “irreparable harm to the
New FAA Rules May Keep Bezos From Being An Astronaut
Jeff Bezos may not be considered an astronaut after his flight this past week after all, but rival billionaire Richard Branson might still qualify, according
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. says voter ID requirements ‘insidious’ in talk with fleeing Texas Dems
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman lashed out against voter ID requirements Friday and said voter fraud is a “fiction.”
Veep Joe Biden skirted ‘no see’ mail law with private accounts
As vice president, Joe Biden kept a variety of private e-mail addresses from which he would sometimes forward and receive government correspondence, Hunter Biden’s laptop
Afghan translator who worked for US Army reportedly beheaded by Taliban
The Taliban reportedly beheaded an Afghan man who had worked as a translator for the U.S. Army.
New FAA Rules May Keep Bezos From Being An Astronaut
Jeff Bezos may not be considered an astronaut after his flight this past week after all, but rival billionaire Richard Branson might still qualify, according
Critical race theory to face first major political test in Virginia
Virginia has, for years, been viewed as turning blue, but the recent debate over critical race theory (CRT) has led some to believe Democrats’ longstanding
New Filings Allege R. Kelly Abused a 17-Year-Old Boy
Federal prosecutors on Friday brought a string of new accusations against R. Kelly going back 30 years that include bribery and the sexual abuse of
Minneapolis Moves Closer to Replacing Police Department
The Minneapolis City Council voted Friday to approve a resolution that would ask voters in November to disband the current police department in favor of
Mark Meadows to Newsmax: Infrastructure Biased for Dem Run Cities
Democrats in Washington, D.C., are pushing for an $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal that will ostensibly be ticketed only for Democrat-run cities in America, former White
Minneapolis Moves Closer to Replacing Police Department
The Minneapolis City Council voted Friday to approve a resolution that would ask voters in November to disband the current police department in favor of
Senate GOP report finds Biden administration spending $2B to suspend border wall construction
A new report by Republicans on a Senate subcommittee has concluded that the Biden administration is spending a minimum of approximately $2 billion to suspend
SpaceX Lands NASA Launch Contract for Mission to Jupiter’s Moon Europa
Elon Musk’s private rocket company SpaceX was awarded a $178 million launch services contract for NASA’s first mission focusing on Jupiter’s icy moon Europa and
Algerian Withdraws to Avoid Israeli in Olympics Judo Match
The International Judo Federation suspended an Algerian judoka and his coach Saturday for withdrawing from the Tokyo Olympics before his event started, after the draw
Unvaccinated Conservative Radio Host Now Hospitalized with COVID
Conservative radio talk show host Phil Valentine, who said people that were not at a high risk were “safer” not getting vaccinated for COVID-19 is
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