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New York Parents And Students Have One Mask-Free School Day In Almost Two Years

A stay of the judge's ruling ending mask mandates in school was announced on Jan. 25

'Batgirl' Film Will Feature DC's First Openly Transgender Character in a Live Action Extended Universe Film

Bravo Fires 'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' Star For Social Media Posts Speaking Out Against Black Lives Matter During the Riots

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki Refuses to Say if Biden ‘Regrets’ Lashing Out and Calling Peter Doocy ‘Stupid Son of a B*tch’

WATCH: Thousands Rally in DC Against Vaccine Mandates

Denmark, Finland, and New Zealand Ranked As Least Corrupt Nations in The World

Sudan was rated the most corrupt while the United States was ranked  no. 28

Pennsylvania Woman Who Was Hissed At By Lab Monkey Following Truck Crash Reports Developing Infection

Michelle Fallon was given a rabies shot and and anti-viral medication by an infectious disease...

Poll Finds That Both Major Political Parties Are Unpopular With Average Americans

SAT To Switch To Digital Format, Provide Workforce Training Options

The move is bid to stay relevant as fewer college and universities require the test for admission

Boston Hospital Removes Patient from Heart Transplant List After Refusing Covid Vaccines

Biden Calls Reporter A 'Stupid Son Of A B-tch' For Asking About Inflation

New York Judge Strikes Down Gov. Hochul's Mask Mandate

Google Sued By District of Columbia For ‘Deceiving Users’

Three state are expected to file similar lawsuits against the tech company

Hundreds of Canadian Truckers Take Part in ‘Freedom Rally’ Convoy To Protest Vaccine Mandate

Over $2.5 million have been raised to cover the participants’ costs

‘Black Lives Matter’ Mocks Police, Says Depts Use ‘Tearjerker’ Press Conferences After Officers Are Shot

WATCH: Pro-Life Democrats and LGBTQ Demonstrators Explain Why They Attended the March for Life

Trial Begins for Minneapolis Police Officers Charged With Violating George Floyd’s Civil Rights

Officers Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane, and Tou Thao have all pleaded not guilty

Supreme Court To Consider Future Of Affirmative Action With Two College Admissions Cases

Students for Fair Admissions wants the court to overturn a previous decision made in 2003

Missouri Attorney General Files Lawsuits Against Three Dozen School Districts Over Mask Mandates

Los Angeles Charter School Students File Lawsuit Over Vaccine Mandate

Seven Virginia School Boards Sue to Block Gov. Youngkin's Order Making Masks Optional

Governor Greg Abbott Proposes ’Parental Bill of Rights’ As Part of Re-Election Campaign

The policy mirror's Governor Glenn Youngkin's slogan "parents matter"

WATCH: Massive Rally in DC for 49th Annual March for Life

Washington Considers Bill Outlawing Lying About Elections

The policy was first suggested by Governor Jay Inslee on Jan. 6, 2022