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US Embassy in Kyiv Will Resume Operations

The State Department evacuated the embassy on Feb. 12 prior to Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Biden Admin Suspends Disinformation Governance Board

The board's Executive Director Nina Jankowicz announced her departure from the Department of...

OPINION: Cara Delevingne’s Obnoxious Behavior Stole the Spotlight at the Billboard Music Awards

Governor Henry McMaster Signs South Carolina's Save Women's Sports Act into Law

‘It’s common sense,’ the governor said of the bill

Georgia Voters Appeal Judge's Decision Permitting Marjorie Taylor Greene's Reelection Bid

The state's primary takes place on May 24

OPINION: George Washington, the Smallpox, and Everything the Corporate Press Got Wrong

Not only was Smallpox far deadlier than COVID-19, but the inoculation process was more primitive...

Oregon House Primary Results Delayed Following Ballot Counting Issue

Issues with ballot printing and scanning delayed Clackamas County from releasing its preliminary...

Bill de Blasio 'Committed' to Running for Congress, According to Report

Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Easily Wins Democrat Nomination for Senate, But Remains Hospitalized Due to Stroke

Elon Musk Responds to Footage of Twitter's Lead Client Partner Trashing Him for Position on Free Speech and His Asperger’s Syndrome

Rep. Madison Cawthorn Loses North Carolina GOP Primary, Chuck Edwards Projected Winner

Senator Rand Paul Wins Kentucky Primary

Paul will not face off against Democrat Charles Booker in November

Spanish Legislators Propose Monthly Menstrual Leave and Abortion Rights for Teens

‘The days of [women] going to work in pain are over,’ said Spanish Equality Minister Irene Montero

Ukraine Ends Fighting in Mariupol, Russia Claims 'Mass Surrender'

The development comes eight-weeks after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine

Summer 2022 Will See Uptick in Influencer Boxing Matches

Nestle Flies Baby Formula From Europe Amid U.S. Shortage

FDA Commissioner Robert Califf denied reports that the formula shortage could last through the...

FDA Authorizes Booster Shot for Children Between the Ages of 5 and 11

The agency amended an Emergency Use Authorization granted to the Pfizer vaccine

Officials From Sweden and Finland Visit White House Amid NATO Talks

Second Pregnancy Center Vandalized in Maryland, Vandal Threatens: 'If Abortions Aren't Safe, Neither Are You'

Chicago Mayor Sets Citywide 10 PM Weekend Curfew

There have been 779 shootings and 194 homicides in the Windy City this year

Four Star General Shares Video Game Footage as Proof Ukraine Air Defense is 'Formidable'

The NBC military analyst has since deleted his tweet

Majority of Americans Would Stop Supporting Companies Whose Political Ideology Differs From Their Own

A new poll found a company's ideology could influences who its customers might be

Starbucks Will Cover Travel Expenses for Employee's Abortion and Gender Change Treatments

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Sen. Ted Cruz in Campaign Finance Loans

Cruz intentionally loaned his campaign $10,000 over the legal limit to challenge the regulation