Biden Offers One Billion Free COVID-19 Tests
President Biden said he would buy an additional 500 million COVID-19 testing procedures for free delivery to American households.
This is increasing the government's...
US Dismisses Russian Military Rhetoric in Latin America as Nonsense
On Thursday, a top Russian official refused to rule out the possibility of sending troops to Cuba and Venezuela, if hostilities with the US...
Christian Flag at City Hall Questioned by the Supreme Court
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard hearings for a case in which Boston denied a request to fly a Christian flag at city hall.
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Biden’s First Year in Office Marks Failure on Important Priorities
Joe Biden begins his second year in power without making substantial headway on his core campaign objectives. This notably includes the right to vote,...
USA Swimming Issues Transgender Athletes Policy Document
USA Swimming, the sport's main regulatory organization with more than 360,000 members, put out a statement Thursday on its trans athletes’ policy.
The statement...
Biden Tries to Stifle Chinese Tech Aspirations
President Joe Biden asked Congress to increase U.S. semiconductor R&D and manufacturing to counter China's ambitions to dominate the world in sophisticated technology.
That's because...
What the Texas Abortion Judgment Implies for Roe v. Wade
On the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, practically all abortions have been banned in the second-most densely populated state for over five months.
The...
Districts Warn of Punishments as School Mask Fights Erupt
This week, the battle over school mask regulations heated up significantly in numerous jurisdictions, most prominently in Virginia and New York.
An executive order...
Biden Blown Out on Ukraine, Economy, SCOTUS
Joe Biden's recent attempts to boost his standing with the U.S. populace on the economy have been unsuccessful. Indeed, they may be exacerbating the...
Judge Dismisses Plea Agreement with Two Ahmaud Arbery Case Suspects
On Monday, a federal judge denied a plea agreement made by prosecutors in a hate crime case involving two of the three males sentenced...
