Tag: U.S. News

"The freedom they’re referring to is for white people."

Biden has 190 more employees than his predecessor did at this point in their presidencies, report says.

"The IOC should reconsider its suspension of Ms. Richardson and any athletes penalized for cannabis use."

'Today I’m thanking God for America’s unknowns whose names are known to God alone.'

"I'm just saying I agree with them at this point -- we need to get it done."

Democrat India Walton, a self-described democratic socialist who scored an upset win in Buffalo, New York's Democratic mayoral primary last week, has a past that includes an accusation of welfare ...

A massive explosion erupted Sunday morning along a Maryland beach as fireworks ignited during show preparations. At least one worker setting up the fireworks was injured, according to WBAL-TV. As ...

"But they're not thinking right."

"I wouldn’t be surprised if it was thousands of companies."

"The new guidelines are a result of our extensive consultation with the global athletes’ community."

"This Fourth of July, America is back."

In a world filled with chaos and bad news, a heartwarming Father's Day tale emerged from Michigan's waterways last month. Jennifer Dowker owns and operates Nautical North Family Adventures, a ...

Interstate 95 in Massachusetts was shut down Saturday morning during a standoff between state troopers and a group of armed men. State Police said they have arrested 11 suspects, according ...

In April, U.S. Navy Adm. Charles Richard, the commander of U.S. Strategic Command, warned a congressional panel that China’s nuclear program was in the midst of a “breathtaking expansion,” including ...

Ubax Gardheere wants to be a member of the King County Council in Washington state -- not a minor office, considering that King County encompasses the city of Seattle. Gardheere ...

Fox News reporter Peter Doocy savaged White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Friday when she defended a tone-deaf tweet from the official White House Twitter account that bragged that ...

Republican Arizona gubernatorial candidate and former popular Phoenix TV news anchor Kari Lake was more than prepared to shred the questions of a biased, left-wing reporter during a recent interview. ...

The memo said executions have a "disparate impact on people of color."

"I want to talk about happy things, man."

"These First Amendment violations must stop."